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Windows Mail - Delayed Send option

Anonymous
2010-06-28T16:46:58+00:00

Some e-mail utilities permit the delayed sending of an e-mail, e.g. sending a reminder to someone (in this case myself) at some future date. Is this possible in Windows Mail?

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Anonymous
2010-06-28T18:57:53+00:00

You can go to File | Send Later and then the message will be put in the outbox but not sent immediately.  Rather during the next synch it will send, I think (I never use that feature).  Or you can go to File | Work offline (which functionally disconnects from the Internet) and then you can send it later by going online.  But there is no way to dictate to send the message at a certain time (unless you have a Scheduled task set and other conditions).

You could use a Scheduled task to run a program (e.g. a game) and then that would remind you maybe.

steve

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Some e-mail utilities permit the delayed sending of an e-mail, e.g. sending a reminder to someone (in this case myself) at some future date. Is this possible in Windows Mail?

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