Re: [MlMt] Date column

2017-01-12 Thread Bill Cole 

On 4 Jan 2017, at 16:26, Dave C wrote:

User can display date as absolute or relative date/time. Both these 
are apparently the time stamp of the sender’s server and time zone.


That's not apparent at all. In fact, it is quite clearly NOT what I see, 
which is that "Date Sent" is the message Date header adjusted to the 
local zone, while "Date Received" is the time and date in the most 
recent Received header adjusted to the local zone.



Can I specify the date & time sent, shown in my time zone?


If your time is set correctly, it already does this. Benny explained 
some of how dates are handled here: 
https://lists.freron.com/mailmate/2013-July/000817.html

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Re: [MlMt] Date column

2017-01-12 Thread Bill Cole 

On 12 Jan 2017, at 14:24, Robert Brenstein wrote:

Ah, that explains why I suddenly see messages from the day before even 
if I processed all new mail before shutting down for the night. I had 
Eudora set to show dates in my time zone and did not think that MM 
shows in the sender’s original time zone.


MM already DOES show dates adjusted to the local zone.

One thing that may explain what you're seeing is that MM tracks 2 
different timestamps: "Date Sent" and "Date Received."  "Date Sent" is 
the message Date header, adjusted to the local zone, while "Date 
Received" is derived from the time and date in the most recent Received 
header.

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Re: [MlMt] Date column

2017-01-12 Thread Benny Kjær Nielsen 

On 12 Jan 2017, at 20:24, Robert Brenstein wrote:


On 4 Jan 2017, at 22:26, Dave C wrote:

User can display date as absolute or relative date/time. Both these 
are apparently the time stamp of the sender’s server and time zone.


Can I specify the date & time sent, shown in my time zone?


Ah, that explains why I suddenly see messages from the day before even 
if I processed all new mail before shutting down for the night. I had 
Eudora set to show dates in my time zone and did not think that MM 
shows in the sender’s original time zone. I second adding this 
option (if it is not hidden somewhere).


MailMate should already show you dates in your own time zone (in the 
Date Received column). If this does not happen then it's a bug. Tell my 
your time zone and forward an example (you can use “Help ▸ Send 
Feedback” and simply drag an example into the message).


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Re: [MlMt] Date column

2017-01-12 Thread Robert Brenstein 
Ah, that explains why I suddenly see messages from the day before even 
if I processed all new mail before shutting down for the night. I had 
Eudora set to show dates in my time zone and did not think that MM shows 
in the sender’s original time zone. I second adding this option (if it 
is not hidden somewhere).


Robert

On 4 Jan 2017, at 22:26, Dave C wrote:

User can display date as absolute or relative date/time. Both these 
are apparently the time stamp of the sender’s server and time zone.


Can I specify the date & time sent, shown in my time zone?

Thanks,
Dave
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[MlMt] Date column

2017-01-10 Thread Dave C 
User can display date as absolute or relative date/time. Both these are 
apparently the time stamp of the sender’s server and time zone.


Can I specify the date & time sent, shown in my time zone?

Thanks,
Dave
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[MlMt] Date column (again)

2013-02-03 Thread Joachim Tingvold 
On 25 Jan 2013, at 8:52, Benny Kj?r Nielsen wrote:
> Maybe your settings and the code for this in MailMate does not play 
> well together?

Maybe. However, I have "default" settings as well. The only difference 
is that I've chosen "English" as the language, but "Norway" as the 
region.

The problem goes away by making small adjustments to MM, so I guess the 
issue is "solved". (-:

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[MlMt] Date column (again)

2013-01-25 Thread Benny Kjær Nielsen 
On 21 Jan 2013, at 12:36, Joachim Tingvold wrote:

> Just noticed that my "Date" column seemed a bit off [1][2]. Is this 
> "intended" behavior? I know that MM use the date-style selected in the 
> Region-settings within OS X, but it still seems a bit weird it should 
> display it like this?

It does not look like that for me and I have not changed the related 
code. There is quite a bit of code involved in doing the date-format 
changes needed when resizing the date column (shorter formats used for 
narrower columns). Maybe your settings and the code for this in MailMate 
does not play well together?

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[MlMt] Date column (again)

2013-01-21 Thread Joachim Tingvold 
Hi,

Just noticed that my "Date" column seemed a bit off [1][2]. Is this 
"intended" behavior? I know that MM use the date-style selected in the 
Region-settings within OS X, but it still seems a bit weird it should 
display it like this?

[1] 
[2] 

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