Sent date = Received date in Outlook 2000??

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Allan Bruun

I have a problem with Outlook 2000 SP3 on Win 2000.

When mail is received on some computers, the sent date and time is set
to the current date and time on the computer.
This means, that I can not see when the mail was sent - because the
correct date and time seems to be overwritten by outlook when
receiving.

This only happens when Outlook has been closed for a while, and opened
again. When Outlook is open and mail is received, the correct date and
time is displayed.
When I right click on the mail and view properties, I can see the
correct date and time on all mail - but it is not all displayed
correctly.

Hope someone can help me out here!

Thanks!

Allan Bruun
Denmark
 

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