Hi Peggy,
On 28 Oct 2004 at 18:00, Peggy Kern <[email protected]> spoke,
thus:
> Sabahatin, I see both the date I downloaded an email and the date it was
> sent, in the email headers before opening a message. Does your display
> show something different, or am I misunderstanding you. I'm referring to
> your comment below:
>
> 1. If the "Date:" (origination date) field is present in the message,
> the contents of this field.
> 2. If the field is not present, the time and date at which you
> downloaded the mail, expressed with minimal accuracy.
I always get a date at which the message is downloaded as a separate line
regardless of the presence of the origination date field, but this is not
the line I am referring to in my explanation of the format. The
origination date field, the line starting with "Date:" is formatted
exactly, it appears, as it is sent by the mail system. If you send
yourself a test message from the BrailleNote, you will see that the
"Date:" field, as it appears in the message, will not show up at all
(since it does, of course, not appear in the test message). I'm afraid my
comment was a little ambiguous. Sorry about that. The second point might
more accurately have been written as:
2. If the field is not present, only the time and date at which you
downloaded the mail, expressed with minimal accuracy, will be available.
Cheers,
Sabahattin
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