It means one of two things:
A) your time zone is set incorrectly
B) the sender's time zone is set incorrectly
You can check out (A) pretty easily. You would need to look at the header
of a message where you are seeing the problem, and see if they timezone
offset is correct for where they are sending from for example:
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 14:53:57 -0500
The -0500 indicates this is the Eastern time zone (since it's offset 5 hours
from GMT).
-Steve
On 10/31/00 2:53 PM, "Peter Levy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been lurking for a couple of months at first OE-Talk and now
> Entourage-Talk. I have to say that both lists are among the most useful that
> I have ever subscribed to, and also say thanks to those involved with the
> maintenance of the lists, and the happy scripters who so readily share their
> expertise.
>
> On to my topic - it seems to me that the 'Sent Time' displays differently in
> Entourage than it did in OE. In OE mail sent to me from someone in another
> time zone would translate into my time zone, but in Entourage it seems to
> preserve the sender's time, so when my folder is sorted by the 'Sent' column
> my replies seem to be before the incoming message. Is this in fact the
> case, or is the time-stamp coming from some server along the way?
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