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Tech Guy in Austin
Hi,
I encountered something about the time stamp on emails. We are using
Exchange and Outlook as the client. The emails sent from Outlook with one of
our workstations is stamped at a particular time, but when the receiver
receives it, the email is stamped at a time about 5 minutes later. So the
receiver sees it as the email was sent 5 minutes later than when it was
actually sent.
I guess my question is: what determines the time that is stamped on the
email?
Is the exchange server? The sending Outlook client machine time? Or the
receiving end? How to correct?
Any info and help is really appreciated.
Tech guy in Houston
I encountered something about the time stamp on emails. We are using
Exchange and Outlook as the client. The emails sent from Outlook with one of
our workstations is stamped at a particular time, but when the receiver
receives it, the email is stamped at a time about 5 minutes later. So the
receiver sees it as the email was sent 5 minutes later than when it was
actually sent.
I guess my question is: what determines the time that is stamped on the
email?
Is the exchange server? The sending Outlook client machine time? Or the
receiving end? How to correct?
Any info and help is really appreciated.
Tech guy in Houston