I use mac mail 2.1.1 on latest osX, it displays the "Date Received"
in what ever time zone the OS is set to. You can see the field
change in mail realtime when you move the time zone in system
preferences.
-krzee
On Mar 7, 2007, at 6:06 AM, Joshua Megerman wrote:
Being mainstream is no assurance of correctness; MS Outlook
Express is
probably the most-used MUA on the planet, but it is well
documented as
being a
buggy, non-standards-compliant piece of crap. I don't know if the
Mac
mail
app is as bad, but it wouldn't surprise me.
My recollection from dealing with it 2+ years ago is that while the
Mac
Mail client wasn't bad in general, it had a well-know issue with not
properly displaying the timestamps on messages, in exactly the
manner you
described. Unfortunately, I don't recall the solution (other than
to use
Eudora instead!), as I just maintained the qmail side of things and
didn't
have to deal with the clients (Thank God! :)).
Josh
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