Robert Vassar wrote:
> In Apple Mail use "View -> Message -> Long Headers".
>
Thanks for the heads up. Here is the result for Robert's message:
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In my case, most of the delay comes from my ISP (free.fr). Neville, just
do the same on your machine.
Please note that the usual caveat (is your server time set correctly?)
does not apply our case.
Best regards
Sylvain RICHARD
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