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This is a repost from Apr. 18
Wondering if anyone had an opinion on this?
'Is there a way to put an email in follow up, or some such mechanism, rather than having to keep it in the inbox and be continually reviewing it for a reply?' |
This is a repost from Apr. 18
Hi Happy:
What exactly are you looking for? I don't keep posts over 10 days old. If you want to save it and insert it at any time, then File | Save As | Save as a .txt file. Insert | Text From File in a new message. {Somehow, I don't think that's what you're looking for though}. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Happy" wrote in message ... Wondering if anyone had an opinion on this? 'Is there a way to put an email in follow up, or some such mechanism, rather than having to keep it in the inbox and be continually reviewing it for a reply?' |
This is a repost from Apr. 18
No, what I was hoping to do is have a "bring forward" method. Currently when
sending an email, I bcc myself, and this bcc sits in my inbox until the matter is resolved. I am afraid if I put it in a subject file for the person or issue, it will get missed. At least the inbox gets reviewed regularly. My other method is to use a reminder program, which pops up a reminder to deal with a particular issue. If this could all be done in the OE framework, it would be easier. "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... Hi Happy: What exactly are you looking for? I don't keep posts over 10 days old. If you want to save it and insert it at any time, then File | Save As | Save as a .txt file. Insert | Text From File in a new message. {Somehow, I don't think that's what you're looking for though}. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Happy" wrote in message ... Wondering if anyone had an opinion on this? 'Is there a way to put an email in follow up, or some such mechanism, rather than having to keep it in the inbox and be continually reviewing it for a reply?' |
This is a repost from Apr. 18
I don't know of anything to do *exactly* what you want, but maybe a message
rule? Create a folder *My BCC*? Where the To and CC line contains people Move it to the specified folder Click Specified Folder and Select the new one Click Contains People and add your address Check Options and change to Does Not Contain Your BCCs will go to this folder, but unfortunately, so will all other BCCs. Just a thought. Maybe it will give you an idea. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Happy" wrote in message ... No, what I was hoping to do is have a "bring forward" method. Currently when sending an email, I bcc myself, and this bcc sits in my inbox until the matter is resolved. I am afraid if I put it in a subject file for the person or issue, it will get missed. At least the inbox gets reviewed regularly. My other method is to use a reminder program, which pops up a reminder to deal with a particular issue. If this could all be done in the OE framework, it would be easier. "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... Hi Happy: What exactly are you looking for? I don't keep posts over 10 days old. If you want to save it and insert it at any time, then File | Save As | Save as a .txt file. Insert | Text From File in a new message. {Somehow, I don't think that's what you're looking for though}. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Happy" wrote in message ... Wondering if anyone had an opinion on this? 'Is there a way to put an email in follow up, or some such mechanism, rather than having to keep it in the inbox and be continually reviewing it for a reply?' |
This is a repost from Apr. 18
"Happy" wrote in message
... No, what I was hoping to do is have a "bring forward" method. Currently when sending an email, I bcc myself, and this bcc sits in my inbox until the matter is resolved. I am afraid if I put it in a subject file for the person or issue, it will get missed. At least the inbox gets reviewed regularly. My other method is to use a reminder program, which pops up a reminder to deal with a particular issue. If this could all be done in the OE framework, it would be easier. Outlook lets you assign flag(s) to items for action in a specified number of days by using a rule. Outlook Express is not Outlook (i.e., OE's rules are very simplistic and OE doesn't have the feature set of Outlook). -- __________________________________________________ Post replies to the newsgroup. Share with others. For e-mail: Remove "NIX" and add "#VN" to Subject. __________________________________________________ |
This is a repost from Apr. 18
Thanks, I'll work with these suggestions-- give me something productive to
try! "Vanguard" wrote in message ... "Happy" wrote in message ... No, what I was hoping to do is have a "bring forward" method. Currently when sending an email, I bcc myself, and this bcc sits in my inbox until the matter is resolved. I am afraid if I put it in a subject file for the person or issue, it will get missed. At least the inbox gets reviewed regularly. My other method is to use a reminder program, which pops up a reminder to deal with a particular issue. If this could all be done in the OE framework, it would be easier. Outlook lets you assign flag(s) to items for action in a specified number of days by using a rule. Outlook Express is not Outlook (i.e., OE's rules are very simplistic and OE doesn't have the feature set of Outlook). -- __________________________________________________ Post replies to the newsgroup. Share with others. For e-mail: Remove "NIX" and add "#VN" to Subject. __________________________________________________ |
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