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How do I set my time on Yahoo mail?

Can anyone tell me how to set the date and time on my yahoo e-mail?

  • My computer has the correct time but I can't find how to set my e-mail time and date. Any help is appreciated.

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    There are a few things you can check 1. double click on the time..lower right...when the box appears click on INTERNET TIME and make sure the automatically synchronize.....etc box is checked. Note: this can also be accessed by clicking on START...CONTROL PANEL...DATE & TIME.. 2. On your email page click on CALENDAR located just above COMPOSE and make sure it is in the right time zone...IE: Eastern time would be GMT - 0500 US/CANADA EASTERN To check this send yourself an email and check to see if you have the right time. In addition, you can't change the time on incoming emails as they are set as follows: The time stamp is set by the time on the Yahoo! Mail servers here in California (Pacific time zone - PST). The number with a "+" or "-" to the left of the time stamp shows how many hours ahead or behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), or World Time, the time stamp is. Please note: It is also not possible to change the time stamp of incoming messages. Source(s): Yahoo Help Hope this helps...good luck ....Have a great day...................

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All you can tell or set in Yahoo is your time zone. Go to Options after signing in to Yahoo, and click on Account Information and here you can tell it what time zone you're in.

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