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Scheduling Email as a Task
I know I can send email at a later date and time than when it was composed,
through the options in a new email. My question is, is there any way to schedule email as a task? Here's some background. I have to generate letters to certain people daily, which I know from Access reports I've run for that day. If the information I'm requesting in the letters to them do not return by a certain day, I have to then send another letter, or an email to someone else about it, who has to communicate this information to different people. I schedule a reminder for a particular day to check if the information has been received by that date and if not, I then need to have an email sent. Is there an easier way to do this, and again, can I schedule an email to be sent (as an appointment reminder, even (?)) as a task? Thank you in advance. |
Scheduling Email as a Task
There's some info here that may help:
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/forms/skedrpt.htm "Eve West" wrote in message ... I know I can send email at a later date and time than when it was composed, through the options in a new email. My question is, is there any way to schedule email as a task? Here's some background. I have to generate letters to certain people daily, which I know from Access reports I've run for that day. If the information I'm requesting in the letters to them do not return by a certain day, I have to then send another letter, or an email to someone else about it, who has to communicate this information to different people. I schedule a reminder for a particular day to check if the information has been received by that date and if not, I then need to have an email sent. Is there an easier way to do this, and again, can I schedule an email to be sent (as an appointment reminder, even (?)) as a task? |
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