outlook 2003 sending e-mail on delay ANPALARI 25.09.2006 20:58:01 I can't program a mail on delay because it goes to the outbox and no to the setup server, so if my computer is off it doesn't send the mail at the time programmed How can I configure that mails on delay sit on the server and not on the outbox PD: I press send button

Re: outlook 2003 sending e-mail on delay "Brian Tillman" <tillman1952[ at ]yahoo.com> 25.09.2006 21:08:36 ANPALARI <ANPALARI[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] > I can't program a mail on delay because it goes to the outbox and no > to the setup server, so if my computer is off it doesn't send the > mail at the time programmed > How can I configure that mails on delay sit on the server and not on > the outbox Unless you're using Exchange as your server, you can't. It is Outlook determining when to complete the delivery. Your server doesn't even know the message exists. -- Brian Tillman

Re: outlook 2003 sending e-mail on delay ANPALARI 26.09.2006 13:44:03 Yes, we are using Exchange 2000, any idea how to send mail on delay if the PC where the mail is programmed is off at the time expected to be send? "Brian Tillman" wrote: [Quoted Text] > ANPALARI <ANPALARI[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > I can't program a mail on delay because it goes to the outbox and no > > to the setup server, so if my computer is off it doesn't send the > > mail at the time programmed > > How can I configure that mails on delay sit on the server and not on > > the outbox > > Unless you're using Exchange as your server, you can't. It is Outlook > determining when to complete the delivery. Your server doesn't even know > the message exists. > -- > Brian Tillman > >

Re: outlook 2003 sending e-mail on delay "Brian Tillman" <tillman1952[ at ]yahoo.com> 26.09.2006 15:34:02 ANPALARI <ANPALARI[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] > Yes, we are using Exchange 2000, any idea how to send mail on delay > if the PC where the mail is programmed is off at the time expected to > be send? If the Exchange mailbox is your delivery location, Exchange will send the delayed message whether or not Outlook is running. -- Brian Tillman