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william angelo
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      9th Sep 2003
can i automatically add the date & time to the top of an e
mail?..........thank you ...bill


 
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Sharon F
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      9th Sep 2003
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 09:28:04 -0400, william angelo wrote:

> can i automatically add the date & time to the top of an e
> mail?..........thank you ...bill


It depends on what program you're using to write email and if that program
offers that feature. For example: Outlook (a different program than Outlook
Express!) can be configured to use Word as the email editor. Word is
capable of adding date/time to a document.

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