Sent time 1 hr off

L

luvtojump

OS: XP PRO SP1
Office 2003

My system time is correct and set to use Auto Daylight
Savings Time. In Outlook, the rec'd time corresponds to
the actual sent time. (I'm testing sending mail to myself
say what time it is)But the time stamp in the SENT MAIL
folder is always one hour later even tho the Calendar
Options are set correctly and also using Daylight Savings
Time.

This happens each time I start the computer. The
temporary fix is to go into Calendar Options, I don't
have to actually change anything, just going there and
duplicating the time settings seem to do it. I can open
and close Outlook any number of times during a session,
but each complete restart requires this step for the time
stamp in SENT MAIL to be correct.

Is there a setting in the registry that can be tweaked to
save the settings (even tho they appear to be correct)?

Thanks for any suggestions.
 
G

Guest

Same Issue for OL2003 SP1 Time Received is 1 hour before
the header record says it was sent ( View|Options).
Header is same Time Zone, so Recieved /Sent time is
before sender thought of it.!!

Checked ISP server time, & Server Time synch.
Would love to solve
Sent Time Off
 
T

Tede

Same Issue, Time Received is off from message header time
(same time zone) OL2003 SP1 XP SP2 the time sent or time
recieved will be 1 hour or more before the time stamp in
the header record.
Checked Server, Workstation and ISP time stamps OK.

Love to solve Sent Time 1 hr off
 
T

Tede

ANSWER:
Found posted under General category for those looking
here,
Settings for Calendar affect e Sent time Display.
Tools | Options | Calendar Options | Time Zone |
Set the calendar time zone to same as system , and click
adjust for DST (1 hour diff )displayed times will sync. I
guess install doesn't read default.
Thanks for those who take the time to list answers in
this forum!
 
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