"Swingman" wrote
> > > Perhaps Outlook Express is still dragging its feet, but I can't
imagine
> > > why it would not be using system time ... hmmm.
> > >
> > >
> > It could be your news server as well, depending how it is configured.
>
> More than likely, your reply to mine is dated an hour before mine was
> written, as it comes off the server. :)
These messages seem to be all over the place, timewise ... it's not nice to
fool with Mother Nature ... maybe it's Twilight zone time?
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"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Swingman" wrote
>
>> These messages seem to be all over the place, timewise ... it's not nice
> to
>> fool with Mother Nature ... maybe it's Twilight zone time?
>
> Applied an unofficial patch (there is no "official" patch) this morning to
> this Win 2K box ... let's see if it works.
Did you use Jack's link?
I simply right clicked the clock and adjust time/date, clicked on the
internet time tab and clicked update now.
"Swingman" wrote
> These messages seem to be all over the place, timewise ... it's not nice
to
> fool with Mother Nature ... maybe it's Twilight zone time?
Applied an unofficial patch (there is no "official" patch) this morning to
this Win 2K box ... let's see if it works.
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"Leon" wrote in message
>
> Did you use Jack's link?
No ... I used a network admin tool, which is an update of something I
already had, but wasn't aware that it would apply the registry fix to Win 2K
without having to go through the dance.
> I simply right clicked the clock and adjust time/date, clicked on the
> internet time tab and clicked update now.
Didn't work on this Win 2K box, which is no longer supported and as we could
see in my message time stamps. I still haven't checked to see how they're
showing up correctly ... will do that on my Vista machine later.
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