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Guest
I want to send the exact same email everyday, everyday automaicly. How can I
accomplish this?
accomplish this?
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Roady [MVP]
You can do this with some VBA or use an add-in like;
http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook/Schedule-Recurring-Email.asp?Source=RS
If you decide to order use "BH93RF24" to get a discount.
http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook/Schedule-Recurring-Email.asp?Source=RS
If you decide to order use "BH93RF24" to get a discount.
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Guest
Is there anyway to accomplish this for free?
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Roady [MVP]
Code it yourself;
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/forms/skedrpt.htm
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/forms/skedrpt.htm
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Guest
I am 13 years old...I dont understand that junk...
There has to be an easier way...
There has to be an easier way...
Roady said:
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Roady [MVP]
What1? Not all teenagers are top programmers or hackers these days? ;-)
Anyway, there is no native support for this in Outlook. So then there are
two options;
-get an add-in
-code one yourself
If you want an add-in AND want it for free you could use your favorite
search engine to try to find one on the Internet as I don't know one from
the top of my head either. Note that a free one doesn't mean good quality
but I know for a fact that the one I suggested is of excellent quality and
that the vendor provides great technical support.
FWIW: I think the website (outlookcode.com) does a great job in describing
how to get this to work. You don't need any programming skills for this one.
Just curious (if I may be so bold); what exact same e-mail does a 13 year
old need to send each and every day?
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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I am 13 years old...I dont understand that junk...
There has to be an easier way...
Anyway, there is no native support for this in Outlook. So then there are
two options;
-get an add-in
-code one yourself
If you want an add-in AND want it for free you could use your favorite
search engine to try to find one on the Internet as I don't know one from
the top of my head either. Note that a free one doesn't mean good quality
but I know for a fact that the one I suggested is of excellent quality and
that the vendor provides great technical support.
FWIW: I think the website (outlookcode.com) does a great job in describing
how to get this to work. You don't need any programming skills for this one.
Just curious (if I may be so bold); what exact same e-mail does a 13 year
old need to send each and every day?
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
-----
I am 13 years old...I dont understand that junk...
There has to be an easier way...
Roady said:
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Guest
haha
I think its very annoying when teenagers think they know it all. I am nto
afraid to admit it when I have no clue what I am doing haha.
As for the email i have to send everyday, its kinda funny, but here it goes.
My friend's parents are really wierd. In order for thier son to come spend
the night they must eitehr have a phone call or email message with an
invitation. My friend has been really buisy the past few days and isnt sure
when he will be freed up. Phone is long distance so i cant call him everyday
to find out if hes free. So, I wanted to send him an automated email everyday
that is an invitation. When he isnt buisy he can delete all the old ones and
say "hey mom, look Dave wants me to spend the night today"
Hehe, pretty crafty eh?
I think its very annoying when teenagers think they know it all. I am nto
afraid to admit it when I have no clue what I am doing haha.
As for the email i have to send everyday, its kinda funny, but here it goes.
My friend's parents are really wierd. In order for thier son to come spend
the night they must eitehr have a phone call or email message with an
invitation. My friend has been really buisy the past few days and isnt sure
when he will be freed up. Phone is long distance so i cant call him everyday
to find out if hes free. So, I wanted to send him an automated email everyday
that is an invitation. When he isnt buisy he can delete all the old ones and
say "hey mom, look Dave wants me to spend the night today"
Hehe, pretty crafty eh?
Roady said:
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Guest
If you use the outlook help it has a step by step instructional that is very
easy. I'm not the verse in outlook either (obviously **blush** I have a
posting here too looking for help) and I was able to set it up. Good Luck.
And touche' for using your resources-I'm a mother of two boys myself and can
actually appreciate this.
Autumn
easy. I'm not the verse in outlook either (obviously **blush** I have a
posting here too looking for help) and I was able to set it up. Good Luck.
And touche' for using your resources-I'm a mother of two boys myself and can
actually appreciate this.
Autumn
HELP!!!! said:
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Guest
What do I type into the search, i tried that first and always came up empty
handed. What exactly did you type into the search help?
handed. What exactly did you type into the search help?
AutumnK said:
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Roady [MVP]
Haha, yeah, I like it! 
But try the instructions on the link I provided and tell me where you get
stuck.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
-----
haha
I think its very annoying when teenagers think they know it all. I am nto
afraid to admit it when I have no clue what I am doing haha.
As for the email i have to send everyday, its kinda funny, but here it goes.
My friend's parents are really wierd. In order for thier son to come spend
the night they must eitehr have a phone call or email message with an
invitation. My friend has been really buisy the past few days and isnt sure
when he will be freed up. Phone is long distance so i cant call him everyday
to find out if hes free. So, I wanted to send him an automated email
everyday
that is an invitation. When he isnt buisy he can delete all the old ones and
say "hey mom, look Dave wants me to spend the night today"
Hehe, pretty crafty eh?
But try the instructions on the link I provided and tell me where you get
stuck.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
-----
haha
I think its very annoying when teenagers think they know it all. I am nto
afraid to admit it when I have no clue what I am doing haha.
As for the email i have to send everyday, its kinda funny, but here it goes.
My friend's parents are really wierd. In order for thier son to come spend
the night they must eitehr have a phone call or email message with an
invitation. My friend has been really buisy the past few days and isnt sure
when he will be freed up. Phone is long distance so i cant call him everyday
to find out if hes free. So, I wanted to send him an automated email
everyday
that is an invitation. When he isnt buisy he can delete all the old ones and
say "hey mom, look Dave wants me to spend the night today"
Hehe, pretty crafty eh?
Roady said:
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Guest
Alright, will-do. Right now I am gettign ready to go the movies with my
girlfriends, so Iw ill probably eitehr try this tonight, or tomorrow
depending if I spend the night with one of em.
girlfriends, so Iw ill probably eitehr try this tonight, or tomorrow
depending if I spend the night with one of em.
Roady said:Haha, yeah, I like it!
But try the instructions on the link I provided and tell me where you get
stuck.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
-----
haha
I think its very annoying when teenagers think they know it all. I am nto
afraid to admit it when I have no clue what I am doing haha.
As for the email i have to send everyday, its kinda funny, but here it goes.
My friend's parents are really wierd. In order for thier son to come spend
the night they must eitehr have a phone call or email message with an
invitation. My friend has been really buisy the past few days and isnt sure
when he will be freed up. Phone is long distance so i cant call him everyday
to find out if hes free. So, I wanted to send him an automated email
everyday
that is an invitation. When he isnt buisy he can delete all the old ones and
say "hey mom, look Dave wants me to spend the night today"
Hehe, pretty crafty eh?
Roady said: