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Cheers and thanks
MC
Thanks! Yes, it appears that the time mentioned in the Scheduled Delivery Receipt email now matches my local time zone (which now makes those emails useful!)
Thanks for your response to this.
Loving mxHero so far. Used it again this morning to very quickly send a mini broadcast to webinar attendees, via the Private Delivery function. Was able to just copy and paste from the GoToWebinar spreadsheet, straight into the To field in Gmail. In the past, it would have taken 30 minutes to import them into our email system, tag them, send a broadcast etc. mxHero cut that down to 3 minutes flat.
Cheers
MC
Hi Gustavo
Re "check if your browser's timezone," how do I do that? I am using Chrome on Mac. I see nothing in Preferences where I can tell it what timezone I am in? I assume it picks it up off my computer's settings.
Re "[check that your] operative system is in the correct timezone," yes it is. It is set to "Brisbane - Australia".
All other apps are working fine re timezones.
Cheers
MC
Hi Alex
Thanks for such a brilliantly prompt response. Impressed.
Here's a composite screenshot of the emails.
Cheers
MC
Was this question answered? I am evaluating mxHero and a little earlier this morning I scheduled an email to go out at 8am 30 Nov (in my timezone, I assumed). Then I received a Scheduled Delivery Receipt email, which I thought was very neat (as Boomerang doesn't do that -- I have been a long-time Boomerang user and have recently stumbled upon mxHero)...
BUT...
The "Will be sent" dates shown in the email was "November 29 at 10:00 PM". So, I look up that timezone in World Time Buddy here and see that 10pm equating to our 8am (Brisbane, Australia) makes that London time, but it makes no sense to me, because that should be the same date as us (30 Nov), not 29 Nov.
Is there an error in the "Will be sent" dates displayed in the Scheduled Delivery Receipt emails?
The email was delivered as hoped, at 8:02am my local time. So the sending is working, it's just that the dates seem incorrect?
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