auto resend an email every week at a given time?

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Mr . .

Does anyone know of a way to send an email and set it to be automatically
re-sent at a specified time and interval?

IE: Send reminder email to a person every Friday at 5pm. The email would be
sent each friday automatically until either deleted or the feature turned
off.
 
I've seen the link before and it seems that the steps will send the e-mail
each time outlook opens as the .exe code is being modified.

I'd like to get the email to be sent one a schedule, IE once a week at a
give time.

My system administrators will not allow addins to be installed, so the
feature needs to work like the link below in some way... without addins.

Can VB be used or a type of Macro?

Mr.
 
Mr. Tillman,

I tried the various steps on the page linked below that you suggested.

I can get the form to send when opened in outlook. I created a shortcut but
it does not work. I'm not nearly a programmer, so the code is not making
much sense to me. Could you have an idea on how to fix the command line so
it would work?

Well,

I tried tweaking the qoutes areound a bit and got the shortcut wizard to
accept the path below.


"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c
IPM.Note.AutoEmailSenderForm /a Outlook:\Personal
Folders\AutoEmailSenderForm"

Now, When I click on the shortuct I get the following message:

The command line in the argument is not valid. Verify the switch you are
using.



I went out to office online and looked up the command line switches. I'm
not sure why it's not working. Do I need the <.> after IPM.Note or
should it be IPM.Note AutoEmailSenderForm

Mr.
 
Mr . . said:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c
IPM.Note.AutoEmailSenderForm /a Outlook:\Personal
Folders\AutoEmailSenderForm"

Now, When I click on the shortuct I get the following message:

The command line in the argument is not valid. Verify the switch you
are using.
Click to expand...

The /a switch taks a file path as an argument. I don't htink you can use
Outlook shortcuts there.
 
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