Unfortunately the problem is persisting. My inbox reads a different time
than my sent box when I send out e-mail. This is really bad stuff here now!
Another MS screw-up?
When I receive e-mail from others my clock seems to be 7-hours ahead! MY PC
is not a portable one, it is a tower. Unless this is a dell problem and BIOS
related?

Unlikely to be a problem with anything except your own setup since few
reports of problems of this magnitude have made it here.

What are your Windows settings, including Daylight Savings Time? What are
your Outlook settings for time zone, including Daylight Savings Time?


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After furious head scratching, AIANDAS asked:

| Unfortunately the problem is persisting. My inbox reads a different
| time than my sent box when I send out e-mail. This is really bad
| stuff here now! Another MS screw-up?
| When I receive e-mail from others my clock seems to be 7-hours ahead!
| MY PC is not a portable one, it is a tower. Unless this is a dell
| problem and BIOS related?

Well my windows settings display the local time zone I am in. Where would I
find exactly the outlook time settings?
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote in message
...
Unlikely to be a problem with anything except your own setup since few
reports of problems of this magnitude have made it here.

What are your Windows settings, including Daylight Savings Time? What are
your Outlook settings for time zone, including Daylight Savings Time?


--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, AIANDAS asked:

| Unfortunately the problem is persisting. My inbox reads a different
| time than my sent box when I send out e-mail. This is really bad
| stuff here now! Another MS screw-up?
| When I receive e-mail from others my clock seems to be 7-hours ahead!
| MY PC is not a portable one, it is a tower. Unless this is a dell
| problem and BIOS related?

AIANDAS wrote:

Well my windows settings display the local time zone I am in. Where
would I find exactly the outlook time settings?

ToolsOptionsCalendar OptionsTime Zone.
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Brian Tillman

I have outlook 2003 and don't see that setting.
Anyway, my son had changed the time and date settings in windows, yet the
taskbar was showing correct time. The problem is fixed
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AIANDAS wrote:

Well my windows settings display the local time zone I am in. Where
would I find exactly the outlook time settings?

ToolsOptionsCalendar OptionsTime Zone.
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Brian Tillman

AIANDAS wrote:

I have outlook 2003 and don't see that setting.

Then you're not looking. The Calendar Options button is on the Preferences
tab and that's the tab selected by default when you click ToolsOptions.

Anyway, my son had changed the time and date settings in windows, yet
the taskbar was showing correct time. The problem is fixed

Great.
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Brian Tillman