Sender’s Time Zone for Outlook is an application that will show you the sender’s local time when you open or reply to an e-mail message. As soon as the Sender’s Time Zone is installed, no setting and no configuring is required; and from then on, you will never be confused with the time zones differences. You just open an e-mail message and besides the standard Outlook timestamp, you will see the sender’s current time, your time zone difference and the time since the message was sent.  Sender’s Time Zone for Outlook has undergone a lot of changes that include some of the following; addition of support for 64-bit version of Microsoft Outlook 2010, addition of feature that lets you customize sender’s time zone option, and addition of sender’s time zone panel shows up in the Outlook Explorer reading pane when replying to a message.

The program is easy to install, light on your computer; and requires no major configuration. Once you open an email, and besides the standard Outlook timestamp you will see the sender’s current time, the time zone difference (i.e. the number of hours behind or ahead) and the time since the message was sent.

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