What time zone is the timestamp on Yahoo mail in?
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I send mine and the time stamp is PST (Pacific Standard Time). My friend, 50 miles west of me and actually living ON the Pacifc coastline has an EST (Eastern Standard Time) stamp on his. We are smack in the middle of the Pacific Time zone. And the actual times of day don't make sense either. Go figure, huh?
651411
do you mean tha YA website is lacking clock? To keep up with the time, for people that doesn't have the same time zone with Yahoo?
873946
It is whatever time your computer is set to display. If your computer is set to UK time then that is what will appear on the email. This might be different in web based email but this is how it is for Outlook.
1101390
Brazil. it is 14:10. We are -3 hours from GMT
10279
You're in the eastern time zone. If you want to see for yourself go here:\n\nhttp://www.time.gov/index.html
1162831
hh:mm:ss\n4:00:40 or\n8:00:20
453302
Its probably a GMT standard clock. Whereever you live is GMT + or - a certain amount of hours.\n\nEST is GMT -5 so if GMT says its 12:00, its actually 7:00 here.
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8 o'clock GMT\n\nhttp://www.imongie.com
915609
6:15 PM Eastern Time\n\n3:15 PM Pacific Time
326857
A little after noon. To find out the time in any American time zone, try the first link below.
129907
It means Febuary 15,2006 7:08:01 PM (EST)Eastern standard time which is designated UTC-5 Hours.UTC meens Coordinated Universal time AKA GMT.\nEmail time zone indicator: +0000\nAn email sent from someone in the GMT time zone will have the time zone listed as "+0000" in the headers of the email. (However, "+0000" does not have to be in GMT, as other time zones could have the same UTC offset IE WET western europe time zone.)
1076827
4:00\n\nEST = CST + 1 hour
188774
http://www.worldtimezone.com/\n\nlook at the map and calculate it based on your time zone.
658267
We're in central time.\nIt's currently 4:05 pm!
1082607
Double click on the Date and Time displayed on the bottom corner of your screen and change it.\n\n\nThanks,\nManish
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5:55 AM\non Tuesday, June 13
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I think it mave have something to do with where the mail server is located. When you send an email, the server time stamps it with the time that it recieved it in it's own time zone. So, if the email server is in a different time zone, then the times are going to be that of the server's time zone.\n\nSo, if I was to move a few time zones away and still use our company's email service, the time stamps would be the time zone of the server and not my time zone.\n\nMy friend has a blog and when they post on it, the time stamp on the entry is 2 hours ahead of when they actually posted. I'm guessing that the site's server is a few time zones away. This is what I'm basing my answer on.\n\nThat's my guess