Carlos Thompson wrote:
>
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> The header of the message has a field for time and it includes the local
> time where the email where sent and the time zone. This allows that the
> email client knows when it was sent in the local time.
>
> Your message says: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 09:57:01 +0200
>
> It means you sent the message at 9:57 today morning and that you live in the
> timezone UCT+02:00 (Eastern Europe if I'm not mistaken). In my email client
> it says that your message were sent at 2:57 today (I live in timezone
> UCT-05:00).
>
Israel, in my case, but thanks a lot for the explanation!
> The dates and times are taken from the local machine, then if the clock in
> your machine is fast or slow or you, or you have another date for been
> allowed to use some unregistred demo, it will seem that your message was
> sent at a different time or date.
>
OK.