I received this message on July 10 at 08:02 EDT, and am replying at 09:42 EDT. Talk to you in a couple weeks! Dave On 29-Jun-09, at 16:08, John Engberg wrote: > > On Jun 17, 2009, at 11:35 AM, Jim Colgate wrote: > >> I have noticed recently that the difference between the date sent >> and the date received has grown to over 15 days. I do check this >> pop account every day so that the date received should be at most >> 24 hours after sent if there are no delays in the line, however >> almost every message if receive has a date sent time-stamp of about >> 15 days ago. >> >> I just looked at the raw source for the latest message I received >> and it shows that it was originally received by the listserv on 30 >> May, but was not passed on until today, 17 June. >> >> I guess I will have to wait 2 weeks for any answers to this, but I >> am very curious about the delays. (I posted a fairly urgent >> question about the Mail app an hour ago. It has not shown up in my >> inbox yet, so I guess it will be a couple weeks before anybody >> reads it and then another couple weeks before I get any answers.) >> >> This is worse than the pony express -- at least they could deliver >> a letter coast to coast in a week. :-) >> >> Jim > > That does seem strange, Jim, but in fact as you can see is dated 17 > june. This message is being sent on 29 June at approximately 1606 EDT. > > John Engberg