Autosend option 2000

R

Rakesh

Hi Everybody,
My VB program using Outlook 2000 object and send email messages to the draft
folder. I want emails exists in the draft will automatically delivered. I
didn't not found any option in Outlook 2000. Please give me a solution to
send emails automatically from draft folder.

Regards,
Bhaskar
 
E

Eric Legault [MVP - Outlook]

Why are you storing messages in the Draft folder? When you create the new
email in code, just call the .Send method and it'll put the message in the
Outbox to await delivery.
 
S

Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

If he's using Redemption to avoid the security prompts on Send, the
resulting messages save in Drafts, not Outbox. Outlook will deliver them at
its next automatic or manual delivery.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
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Bhaskar

Hi Eric,
I used .Send method to send emails directly. It worked but it was prompting
security alerts for each email before delivered. My program has to send 28
emails when i click a button. That is why i am all emails to the draft
folder.
Why are you storing messages in the Draft folder? When you create the new
email in code, just call the .Send method and it'll put the message in the
Outbox to await delivery.
Eric Legault - B.A, MCP, MCSD, Outlook MVP

Hi Sue,
Where the automatic and manual delivery options exists.
 
A

Andrew Cushen

Bhaskar-

When Sue says "manual delivery" she means clicking the
Send/Receive button on the toolbar with the mouse.

Automatic delivery is turned on like so:
TOOLS | OPTIONS | INTERNET E-MAIL, then click in the box
next to "Check my local network connection(s)..." and
enter a number of minutes in the box to the right.

If you are using a dial-up connection to the Internet, you
will need to set the 4 boxes below appropriately. Click
OK; you may need to re-start Outlook if the changes don't
immediately take effect; in most cases this won't be
necessary.

HTH,

-Andrew
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