I have a a bunch of users using Entourage 2004 with Exchange and have had a problem where the time listed in the Mail window is ahead an hour yet all the time, and time zone settings are correct. I think this is a known issue does anyone have a fix for this?
On 8/8/05 12:07 PM, in article BF1D1790.13F1%npr...@crateandbarrel.com, "Price, Noel" <npr...@crateandbarrel.com> wrote:
I have a a bunch of users using Entourage 2004 with Exchange and have had a problem where the time listed in the Mail window is ahead an hour yet all the time, and time zone settings are correct. I think this is a known issue does anyone have a fix for this?
Are they viewing messages with Preview Pane at Right (the new 2004 default), or Preview Pane Below (like the older Entourage X view)?
If Preview Pane at Right, then note that the time displayed in the message list (middle pane) is time Sent (converted to local time), even if the Sorting is by Received. If Preview Pane Below, then you can view both Sent and Received columns and see for yourself.
Otherwise, the "known issue" is usually referred to as "user error". Make sure that the users check both Entourage/Preferences/Calendar/Time Zone and System Preferences/Date & Time/Time Zone and make sure that both settings are identical, then relaunch Entourage. If they're in that weird bit of Eastern Indiana which doesn't follow daylight savings, make sure that is chosen (it's at the bottom of the list). Maybe their time is wrong, set it right by the Network Clock in Date & Time settings.
I have read of other people having this same issue. The time on the server is correct, and the the time on the users computers is correct as well. Those were the first things checked.
When an email is viewed in either Preview Pane, the “Received” Time is off by an hour. However, if the email is opened into its own window, and/or view the full header of the email the time is correct.
The “Received” time error also shows up wrong to those that I send the email to within the company. Both PC and Mac.
So somewhere there is an bug causing the time to display incorrectly.
So far, it seems to only affect iBooks and PowerBooks - do you see this
on desktops as well?
There is no commone thread, sans the move to Entourage.
ALL SETTINGS ON THE MACS ARE CORRECT! Sorry, but the obvious has been
asked and checked ad-nauseum.
Any help here is greatly appreciated.
SB
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The servers are correct.
The Macs are all set correctly - and there's no "Daylight savings" settings
in OS X or Entourage.
I can send from Outlook 2001 on the same Macs and it's fine.
Entourage seems to be the culprit.
SB
On 10/13/05 1:56 PM, in article scott.boett...@nomx.macosx.com,
Am I missing something?
We had this issue recently with our Exchange servers, but we now don't know
if the change back from daylight savings time fixed it , or something else.
I don't think you're on an Exchange server (or are you?) so my situation is
not likely the same as yours.
SB
On 11/8/05 3:30 PM, in article
1131492616.0...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com, "Viva"
I'd just like to add that we are also experiencing this same problem.
Exchange 2003 and Entourage 2004. Very annoying for all of our PC users when
any e-mail sent from a Mac arrives one hour into the future.
I am also very willing to help MS to resolve this issue. I've seen another
thread that suggests applying SP2 to Exchange 2003 but we are unable to do
that because of Blackberry Enterprise Server.
Any further suggestions appreciated,
BP
We have a front-end or "cluster" server and a backend server. We moved our
client's email boxes to the back-end server and back again, which for now,
seems to have "fixed" this.
The admin's could not apply SP2 to the server as it causes issues with
Blackberry Enterprise Server.
I would ask them to move your mailboxes 0 if you have another server, just
to see if this helps.
Our admin's say that nothing else was done, and that the hotfix was not
applied.
May be worth a shot.
Scott
On 11/15/05 3:02 PM, in article
EF1E2A3E-5AFD-4FAD...@microsoft.com, "BP"