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March 20th 07, 07:13 PM
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DST: Outlook received mail 1-hour behind
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Please forgive me if this has already been asked/solved. I have a user that since the DST 2007 update all received mail displays the received time as being 1-hour behind normal time (EST). I have listed some environment information below: Client OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 Outlook Version: 2003 SP2 (with all current updates via Microsoft Updates) Mail Server: MDaemon 9.5 All of our other users receive mail from the same mail server. They are not experienceing this problem. I have double-checked the time zone in Windows (I changed from one and then back to EST), Outlook (Tools Options Calendar Options Time Zone), and on our mail server. No dice. Has anybody had/solved this issue? Thanks in advance. ----------------------------------- Jason Spirko Systems Administrator Xoran Technologies Inc. 
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March 20th 07, 07:18 PM
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Outlook received mail 1-hour behind
How was the time on his computer updated? By the patch or manually? If he
changed it manually it will continue to show the wrong time. The patch needs to be applied. wrote in message ups.com... To All: Please forgive me if this has already been asked/solved. I have a user that since the DST 2007 update all received mail displays the received time as being 1-hour behind normal time (EST). I have listed some environment information below: Client OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 Outlook Version: 2003 SP2 (with all current updates via Microsoft Updates) Mail Server: MDaemon 9.5 All of our other users receive mail from the same mail server. They are not experienceing this problem. I have double-checked the time zone in Windows (I changed from one and then back to EST), Outlook (Tools Options Calendar Options Time Zone), and on our mail server. No dice. Has anybody had/solved this issue? Thanks in advance. ----------------------------------- Jason Spirko Systems Administrator Xoran Technologies Inc.
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March 20th 07, 07:28 PM
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Outlook received mail 1-hour behind
On Mar 20, 3:18 pm, "Glenn" wrote:
How was the time on his computer updated? By the patch or manually? If he changed it manually it will continue to show the wrong time. The patch needs to be applied. wrote in message ups.com... To All: Please forgive me if this has already been asked/solved. I have a user that since the DST 2007 update all received mail displays the received time as being 1-hour behind normal time (EST). I have listed some environment information below: Client OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 Outlook Version: 2003 SP2 (with all current updates via Microsoft Updates) Mail Server: MDaemon 9.5 All of our other users receive mail from the same mail server. They are not experienceing this problem. I have double-checked the time zone in Windows (I changed from one and then back to EST), Outlook (Tools Options Calendar Options Time Zone), and on our mail server. No dice. Has anybody had/solved this issue? Thanks in advance. ----------------------------------- Jason Spirko Systems Administrator Xoran Technologies Inc. This PC was updated via Automatic Updates (patch - KB931836). I have also ran the Outlook TZMove Utility, but as far as I can tell this only affects the Calendar. I have also tried to re-install the patch but will not continue since the patch has already been installed. Is there a way to force patch reinstallation? Thanks.
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March 20th 07, 07:46 PM
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Outlook received mail 1-hour behind
Not sure about reinstalling.
Has the user logged onto other work stations? How's the time there? "j@ckle" wrote in message ups.com... On Mar 20, 3:18 pm, "Glenn" wrote: How was the time on his computer updated? By the patch or manually? If he changed it manually it will continue to show the wrong time. The patch needs to be applied. wrote in message ups.com... To All: Please forgive me if this has already been asked/solved. I have a user that since the DST 2007 update all received mail displays the received time as being 1-hour behind normal time (EST). I have listed some environment information below: Client OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 Outlook Version: 2003 SP2 (with all current updates via Microsoft Updates) Mail Server: MDaemon 9.5 All of our other users receive mail from the same mail server. They are not experienceing this problem. I have double-checked the time zone in Windows (I changed from one and then back to EST), Outlook (Tools Options Calendar Options Time Zone), and on our mail server. No dice. Has anybody had/solved this issue? Thanks in advance. ----------------------------------- Jason Spirko Systems Administrator Xoran Technologies Inc. This PC was updated via Automatic Updates (patch - KB931836). I have also ran the Outlook TZMove Utility, but as far as I can tell this only affects the Calendar. I have also tried to re-install the patch but will not continue since the patch has already been installed. Is there a way to force patch reinstallation? Thanks.
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March 20th 07, 08:45 PM
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Outlook received mail 1-hour behind
On Mar 20, 3:46 pm, "Glenn" wrote:
Not sure about reinstalling. Has the user logged onto other work stations? How's the time there?"j@ckle" wrote in message ups.com... On Mar 20, 3:18 pm, "Glenn" wrote: How was the time on his computer updated? By the patch or manually? If he changed it manually it will continue to show the wrong time. The patch needs to be applied. wrote in message oups.com... To All: Please forgive me if this has already been asked/solved. I have a user that since the DST 2007 update all received mail displays the received time as being 1-hour behind normal time (EST). I have listed some environment information below: Client OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 Outlook Version: 2003 SP2 (with all current updates via Microsoft Updates) Mail Server: MDaemon 9.5 All of our other users receive mail from the same mail server. They are not experienceing this problem. I have double-checked the time zone in Windows (I changed from one and then back to EST), Outlook (Tools Options Calendar Options Time Zone), and on our mail server. No dice. Has anybody had/solved this issue? Thanks in advance. ----------------------------------- Jason Spirko Systems Administrator Xoran Technologies Inc. This PC was updated via Automatic Updates (patch - KB931836). I have also ran the Outlook TZMove Utility, but as far as I can tell this only affects the Calendar. I have also tried to re-install the patch but will not continue since the patch has already been installed. Is there a way to force patch reinstallation? Thanks. The user is not logging into a domain. She works on a standalone workstation. I am able to login to her MDaemon account via their built- in web client and the emails located in her inbox display the correct time. But her inbox is a hour off. Also when I check the message headers from her Outlook inbox the time is correct and displays the proper time offset. I also tried repairing Office. No luck.
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