CWS said:
There must be a way to do this. I use Outlook. If I want to "unsend" an
email I just sent, how do I do that? I believe there is a way as long as
the
recipient hasn't yet opened the email.
Disable the send immediately option in Outlook. Then, from now on, give
yourself a cooling off period before sending that flame mail or a safety
period to let you find out if your statements were wrong. Review your
e-mails before sending. Customize the toolbar to remove the Send button to
force you to navigate into the File menu. Any changes you make are simply
trying to protect you from embarassing yourself from your own actions.
Once the e-mail is sent, you are no longer in control. You do not get to
control anyone else's host but your own. There is the possibility that you
could recall a message but that requires sending another e-mail which may
arrive too late and not be opened before the original mail is opened. There
are far too many requirements for recall to work that even under the best
scenario (sender and recipient within the same Exchange-Outlook
organization) it is still a flaky operation.
See
http://snipurl.com/kx3b and
http://snipurl.com/kx3c.