Recall

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PMS said:
How consistently does recall and/or replace work in
Outlook 2002? Thanks. PMS.
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It requires Exchange, and a very specific set of circumstances in order to
work. I have rarely seen it work reliably. Usually the recipient just gets
another message stating that the sender wishes to recall message X - which I
think makes the sender look foolish and makes the recipient examine message
X more closely. I usually tell people to avoid message recall, but to be
very very careful before hitting send.....
 
Depends on your environment. Same exchange organization, it works if: the
recipient has not opened the item, says okay. Otherwise, it is wiser to
consider your email carefully before sending.

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After furious head scratching, PMS asked:

| How consistently does recall and/or replace work in
| Outlook 2002? Thanks. PMS.
 
Because the failure rate is so low, add a note to the recall explaining why
you are recalling so the person doesn't have to wonder...

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