«

Hi , I was wondering if anybody can shed some light on this problem ??

Recently I was forced off my ISp provider BT Internet into BT/Yahoo and have
had rucks of problems with virtually no answers.One the CANNOT fathom so
they stopped getting back to me is ....when an e-mail arrives it goes onto
my web server e-mail address because I still prefer Outlook Express it then
downloads onto this program. Fine I hear you say (except for the anti
Outlook Express lobby) HOWEVER the time is way out . e.g. if the e-mail
reads say 11:42 hrs on the web e-mail by the time gets to OE it has lost
about 5 hrs. When I send an e-mail it can be about 5hrs behind actual GMT...

My Computer clock is Ok and is correct for GMT.

Can anybody help ??

Thanks

Christa

--
This e-mail has been virus checked.

PAUL ATKINS wrote:
> Hi , I was wondering if anybody can shed some light on this problem ??
>
> Recently I was forced off my ISp provider BT Internet into BT/Yahoo
> and have had rucks of problems with virtually no answers.One the
> CANNOT fathom so they stopped getting back to me is ....when an
> e-mail arrives it goes onto my web server e-mail address because I
> still prefer Outlook Express it then downloads onto this program.
> Fine I hear you say (except for the anti Outlook Express lobby)
> HOWEVER the time is way out . e.g. if the e-mail reads say 11:42 hrs
> on the web e-mail by the time gets to OE it has lost about 5 hrs.
> When I send an e-mail it can be about 5hrs behind actual GMT...
>
> My Computer clock is Ok and is correct for GMT.
>
> Can anybody help ??
>
> Thanks
>
> Christa

Double click on the clock in the system tray and check the Time Zone
setting. Set it to wherever you are in the world.

--
"God's Final Message to His Creation:
'We apologize for the inconvenience.'"
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish

I don't know how BT/Yahoo works, but Yahoo is based
in the USA, so maybe that's where the -5 hours is
coming into play -- one of Yahoo's main addresses
is in Chicago (GMT -5).


On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 00:33:18 +0000 (UTC), in
<bvhhge$pi2$>
PAUL ATKINS scrawled:

>Hi , I was wondering if anybody can shed some light on this problem ??
>
>Recently I was forced off my ISp provider BT Internet into BT/Yahoo and have
>had rucks of problems with virtually no answers.One the CANNOT fathom so
>they stopped getting back to me is ....when an e-mail arrives it goes onto
>my web server e-mail address because I still prefer Outlook Express it then
>downloads onto this program. Fine I hear you say (except for the anti
>Outlook Express lobby) HOWEVER the time is way out . e.g. if the e-mail
>reads say 11:42 hrs on the web e-mail by the time gets to OE it has lost
>about 5 hrs. When I send an e-mail it can be about 5hrs behind actual GMT...
>
>My Computer clock is Ok and is correct for GMT.
>
>Can anybody help ??
>
>Thanks
>
>Christa

--
Basic computer maintenance
http://uk.geocities.com/personel44/maintenance.html

Thanks Guys that worked a treat it was set at Eastern time ! one other
Question why did my PC clock show the right time though ?.

signed

"thick of UK "


"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I don't know how BT/Yahoo works, but Yahoo is based
> in the USA, so maybe that's where the -5 hours is
> coming into play -- one of Yahoo's main addresses
> is in Chicago (GMT -5).
>
>
> On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 00:33:18 +0000 (UTC), in
> <bvhhge$pi2$>
> PAUL ATKINS scrawled:
>
> >Hi , I was wondering if anybody can shed some light on this problem ??
> >
> >Recently I was forced off my ISp provider BT Internet into BT/Yahoo and
have
> >had rucks of problems with virtually no answers.One the CANNOT fathom so
> >they stopped getting back to me is ....when an e-mail arrives it goes
onto
> >my web server e-mail address because I still prefer Outlook Express it
then
> >downloads onto this program. Fine I hear you say (except for the anti
> >Outlook Express lobby) HOWEVER the time is way out . e.g. if the e-mail
> >reads say 11:42 hrs on the web e-mail by the time gets to OE it has lost
> >about 5 hrs. When I send an e-mail it can be about 5hrs behind actual
GMT...
> >
> >My Computer clock is Ok and is correct for GMT.
> >
> >Can anybody help ??
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Christa
>
> --
> Basic computer maintenance
> http://uk.geocities.com/personel44/maintenance.html

It was showing the correct local time for your PC.
<snip>
"PAUL" <> wrote in message
news:bvijm7$csd$...
> Thanks Guys that worked a treat it was set at Eastern time ! one other
> Question why did my PC clock show the right time though ?.
>
> signed
>
> "thick of UK "

Because your PC clock is set to the correct Time Zone.


On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 10:16:40 +0000 (UTC), in
<bvijm7$csd$>
PAUL scrawled:

>Thanks Guys that worked a treat it was set at Eastern time ! one other
>Question why did my PC clock show the right time though ?.
>
>signed
>
>"thick of UK "
>
>
>"°Mike°" <> wrote in message
>news:...
>> I don't know how BT/Yahoo works, but Yahoo is based
>> in the USA, so maybe that's where the -5 hours is
>> coming into play -- one of Yahoo's main addresses
>> is in Chicago (GMT -5).

<snip>

--
Basic computer maintenance
http://uk.geocities.com/personel44/maintenance.html