The odds are very good there is nothing wrong with either your machine or
Entourage, but rather with the date and time on the machine of the person
who sent you the mail. Certain things, such as zapping the PRAM, or battery
troubles on a portable, can cause the system date on a Mac to get reset to
zero...which is interpreted as January 1, 1904. Ask your friend to check his
or her Date and Time control panel; I'll bet the date is wrong.
On or near 9/8/01 4:20 PM, hsel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
> I just got an email dated 01/01/04 and instead of being at the top of the
> list sorted by sent date, it was at the bottom. I checked the sort order to
> make sure I was seeing this but it was seeing the date as 1904, not 2004 and
> I just thought I�d let the Microsoft team know since I know they read this
> list. I checked the date in my date and time control panel as well to make
> sure it was nothing obvious on my end. If this is not a variant of the Y2K
> bug, let me know what preference I need to set. I would really appreciate
> that. I can forward the email if anyone would like to see if this is
> affecting them as well. I love Office 2001, and look forward to Office 10,
> but it would be nice if it saw 01/01/04 as 2004.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howell Selburn
>
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