I received a message from a friend today and it showed a Sent timestamp of
3:22 AM (Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 3:22 AM) in the abbreviated
header shown in the Outlook message view. I commented to my friend that she
was crazy to be up so early, she replied that she sent the message about
7:30 AM (EDT) certainly not at the ridiculous hour show on my computer.

My question is this, where did that timestamp originate, was it her computer
(possibly mis set clock?) or was it her ISP Yahoo?

Here is the full header showing one reference to the bogus timestamp value
at the message's origination.

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Thanks for any help.

Cecil Britton

Have your friend check her timezone settings. (Hint: PDT vs. EDT)

"Mort Snerd" wrote in message
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I received a message from a friend today and it showed a Sent timestamp of
3:22 AM (Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 3:22 AM) in the abbreviated
header shown in the Outlook message view. I commented to my friend that
she
was crazy to be up so early, she replied that she sent the message about
7:30 AM (EDT) certainly not at the ridiculous hour show on my computer.

My question is this, where did that timestamp originate, was it her
computer
(possibly mis set clock?) or was it her ISP Yahoo?

Here is the full header showing one reference to the bogus timestamp value
at the message's origination.

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Thanks for any help.

Cecil Britton