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Pramod Barthwal
If you create a new email and under View>Options> Check
off Do Not Deliver before 02/30/04 4:00pm(or any future
Date & Time) and then when you hit send it sits in your
Outbox which in this case is the Offline Outbox. It will
send on that date if you synchronizes after that date, but
what I used to do with Outlook 2000 is the samething but
the server would actually take the email out of the Outbox
and send it on that date and time without me
synchronizing.
Example: would be going away for a week where you do not
have access to email so you would send it before you leave
but date it to not get to recipient til a certain date.
off Do Not Deliver before 02/30/04 4:00pm(or any future
Date & Time) and then when you hit send it sits in your
Outbox which in this case is the Offline Outbox. It will
send on that date if you synchronizes after that date, but
what I used to do with Outlook 2000 is the samething but
the server would actually take the email out of the Outbox
and send it on that date and time without me
synchronizing.
Example: would be going away for a week where you do not
have access to email so you would send it before you leave
but date it to not get to recipient til a certain date.