PSS ID Number: Q190884
Article Last Modified on 05-10-2001
Messages sent after the year 2000 in folders or bulletin boards imported from cc:Mail show the incorrect date.
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Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Outlook 97. This problem was corrected in Microsoft Office 97 Service Release 2.
Messages sent after the year 2000 and imported from the cc:Mail Post Office in a Folder or a Bulletin Board will show an incorrect date after the import. Messages sent or received by Outlook through a cc:Mail server, during any operation other than a Folder import or a Bulletin Board import, will show the correct date.
The new version of the cc:Mail support files contained in ccmailsp.exe (ccmailNT.exe for NT 3.51) corrects this problem.
Outlook imports messages from a cc:Mail Post Office using a utility called Export.exe. Export.exe outputs an ASCII file containing all exported messages with a two-digit year for each message. Previously, Outlook interpreted the dates as 19xx, where xx represents the two-digit year in the Export.exe output file. Currently, if xx is less than 70, the year is imported as 2000 + the year. Otherwise the year is imported as 1900 + the year. This means Outlook supports cc:Mail import dates up to the year 2069.
Outlook now correctly imports messages from a cc:Mail Post Office dated as late as 2069. This wasn't the case before the SR-2 patch. Note that the problem only occurred when importing folders or bulletin boards, not when sending or receiving mail.
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Additional query words:
Keywords: kbdta kbYear2000
Issue Type: kbbug
Technology: kbOutlookSearch kbOutlook97Search kbZNotKeyword3