Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
When you send any mails from Outlook it goes via out going SMTP server that you have specified in the Account Configuration option.
All outgoing mails will have time stamp as per the date�time setting of your out going SMTP server.
I don�t know whether Yahoo offer this facility or not, but check the Send Date and Receive Date of mails.
If I am not wrong, Send Date will have date-time of your out going SMTP server and Received Date of Yahoo�s incoming server.
And if I am not wrong, just change the date of your system, now send mail from yahoo to hotmail and hotmail to yahoo. Both will have respective server's timestamp at recieving end.
[ August 18, 2005: Message edited by: Chetan Parekh ]
All is understood. But I sent the mail to hotmail, yahoo and my company account. Hotmail and my company account receives it with correct date(todays) but yahoo faulters. The date on the SMTP server is undoubtedly correct. I changed the date only on local system. The server date is adjusted to some special clock(just lost the name) in Europe.
About yahoo -- hotmail communication, the local system date is ignored anyway.
Regards,
Bhiku..