"T Rittenhouse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Since the majority of mail servers are using some form of Unix, and the Unix >convention is to use Zulu (GMT or UTC) Time that is what would show on your >e-mail.
Yes and no. The line that says "Date:" under the "To:", "Subject:" and "From:" lines displayed at the top in each email message is set by the email *client* (the software on your computer) and is usually taken from a setting in the operating system. The time and date in the "Received" lines in the email header is set by each (there may be several) SMTP server your mail passes through. Usually, these header lines are only visible by activating special settings in your email software. IIRC, in Outhouse and Outhouse Express, this as under VIEW and OPTIONS. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
