Three times this happened. There is a spam mail with prior years as "Date Received." One is 1998 and the other is 2003. Is this possible to override the dating system of Outlook? Spybot S & D and AVG came up with nothing.
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It's not Outlook that is generating those dates.
It's the mail server."To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research." - Steven Wright
"Megalomaniacal, and harder than the rest!" -
Actually, it's supposedly a spammer tactic, from what I've seen - one that either drives the mail to the top of your list (if you're sorting by early-to-present date)... or buries it somewhere else in your mailbox. Or maybe they have a different reason for doing it, I'm not sure. Maybe the vain hope that anti-spam measures won't work on mail 'from the past?'
If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them? -
Kind of neat trick to learn. Would come handy if I want to ante-date an e-mail which I forgot to send. I could just blame the recepient for not opening the e-mail
Thanks, guys.
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