G Guest Apr 18, 2005 #1 How do I set up a message In OUTLOOK XP-2003 to delay its delivery to a certain day?
G Gordon Apr 18, 2005 #2 aj said: How do I set up a message In OUTLOOK XP-2003 to delay its delivery to a certain day? Click to expand... You can only do that if you connect to Exchange Server AFAIK......
aj said: How do I set up a message In OUTLOOK XP-2003 to delay its delivery to a certain day? Click to expand... You can only do that if you connect to Exchange Server AFAIK......
B Brian Tillman Apr 18, 2005 #3 aj said: How do I set up a message In OUTLOOK XP-2003 to delay its delivery to a certain day? Click to expand... When composing the message, click View>Options and set the "do not deliver before" time there.
aj said: How do I set up a message In OUTLOOK XP-2003 to delay its delivery to a certain day? Click to expand... When composing the message, click View>Options and set the "do not deliver before" time there.
G Gordon Apr 18, 2005 #4 Brian said: When composing the message, click View>Options and set the "do not deliver before" time there. Click to expand... But doesn't that only work with Exchange?
Brian said: When composing the message, click View>Options and set the "do not deliver before" time there. Click to expand... But doesn't that only work with Exchange?
B Brian Tillman Apr 18, 2005 #5 Gordon said: But doesn't that only work with Exchange? Click to expand... It should work with plain Outlook if you leave Outlook running.
Gordon said: But doesn't that only work with Exchange? Click to expand... It should work with plain Outlook if you leave Outlook running.
G Gordon Apr 18, 2005 #6 Brian said: It should work with plain Outlook if you leave Outlook running. Click to expand... You learn something every day! Thanks! BTW, is this a relatively new function in stand-alone?
Brian said: It should work with plain Outlook if you leave Outlook running. Click to expand... You learn something every day! Thanks! BTW, is this a relatively new function in stand-alone?
B Brian Tillman Apr 19, 2005 #7 Gordon said: BTW, is this a relatively new function in stand-alone? Click to expand... I don't think so.
Gordon said: BTW, is this a relatively new function in stand-alone? Click to expand... I don't think so.
