jjbpenguin

My mom uses netscapae to manage her email, the program that looks similar to outlook, but is inside the netscape browser.
I have told her that outlook would be much simpler, and they wouldn't charge $30 for phone support, and the help menu is actually useful, but she wont change.

Back to the problem. She has recently noticed that whenever she sends an email, whoever recieves it sees that it was sent 1 hour later than it actually was. I tested it and i could get emails from her at 6:00 which said she sent it at 7:00. Her windows xp clock is set to the correct time, and the computers that she sends to are set to the same correct time as hers.

Does anyone know how to adjust the sent time on email, or if there is some internal netscape clock or timezone setting that may have been changed.

I am hoping that this will be an easy fix, but it seems like timeshifting emails would not be the easiest thing to do since you could do things like email a project to your boss 5 hours late, shift the time, and claim that ther server must be slow.

If anyone has had this problem and can help, or if you just have an idea, i would be glad to hear it.

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