Send an Email with delayed time and date

[Jonte]

Is it a client application so you have to have outlook open to send an Email
with delay ? We are running outlook 2002 and Exchange server 2003 sp2.

Sincerely

\\Jonas B

 

[Brian Tillman]

Is it a client application so you have to have outlook open to send
an Email with delay ? We are running outlook 2002 and Exchange server
2003 sp2.

Before clicking Send, click View>Options (Outlook editor) or the Options
button on the toolbar (Word editor) and check the box marked "Do not deliver
before". Select the date and time. Click Close, then Send.

 

[Jonte]

Ok, that I know. But do you have to have the Outlook client open/running to
make it happen or should you be able to close Outlook and then when the time
and date are in the Email are sent anyway ?

\\Jonas B

 

[Brian Tillman]

Ok, that I know. But do you have to have the Outlook client
open/running to make it happen or should you be able to close Outlook
and then when the time and date are in the Email are sent anyway ?

Depends. With an Exchange account, Outlook doesn't need to be running,
since it is Exchange that does the delivery. WIth Outlook using only a POP
account, then Outlook will have to be running, since it delivers the
message.