Sending automatic message?

[Joe McGuire]

Is there a way to have Outlook (2003) send a message automatically at the
same time every day to the same person? No, not spam. I want to be sure my
e-mail at my Philadelphia office is getting forwarded to my PDA/Cellphone
when I am on the road. Unless I am at a computer with an internet
connection, such as at my home office, the only way for me to tell that
nothing is being forwarded is to notice that I haven't gotten anything for a
while. I don't get a huge volume of e-mail, probably 4-8/day (we have a
pretty good antispam service), so I have no way to tell if no mail on the
PDA/Cell phone for a while means (1) I didn't get any or (2) I got mail but
that the connection is broken. If the connection is working OK, getting an
automatic message on my PDA/Cellphone at a fixed time every day would
provide a simple assurance that all's well. .

 

[John Blessing]

Please try our email scheduler (http://www.lbetoolbox.com/scheduleemail.htm)
which will allow you to send multiple individual emails, either as a one-off
or regularly at a specified time and interval.


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John Blessing

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[Joe McGuire]

I cannot seem to find the trial on that website. Do you know how to locate
it?

 

[John Blessing]

http://www.lbetoolbox.com/download.htm

 

[Joe McGuire]

Finally got it working. Had to turn off part of my WormStopper, which took
the scheduled messages as evidence of a worm!