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I'd like to be able to send a message to my blackberry letting me know when I
do not receive a particular daily e-mail. The email trigger in question would have a unique subject heading and be scheduled to come to my inbox at the same time,every day. If it does not come at that time, then it implies a problem, is there a way to send an alert to me, highlighting the fact that something that should have happened, hasn't? Or is there a third party tool I need to use in conjunction with Outlook. I am using Outlook 2003. Any help that you can give me would be appreciated. |
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Hikergal wrote:
I'd like to be able to send a message to my blackberry letting me know when I do not receive a particular daily e-mail. Impossible to do. How do you test the absence of something? -- Brian Tillman |
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Do the opposite. Send yourself an alert if you DO recieve the e-mail. Then,
if you don't get your alert you know you did not get the e-mail. "Hikergal" wrote in message ... I'd like to be able to send a message to my blackberry letting me know when I do not receive a particular daily e-mail. The email trigger in question would have a unique subject heading and be scheduled to come to my inbox at the same time,every day. If it does not come at that time, then it implies a problem, is there a way to send an alert to me, highlighting the fact that something that should have happened, hasn't? Or is there a third party tool I need to use in conjunction with Outlook. I am using Outlook 2003. Any help that you can give me would be appreciated. |
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Frank wrote:
Do the opposite. Send yourself an alert if you DO recieve the e-mail. Then, if you don't get your alert you know you did not get the e-mail. But the mail itself if the alert. If he gets it, then he got it. If he doesn't get it, he'll know by midnight of that day. -- Brian Tillman |
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Do the opposite. You will know if you get it, if not, the opposite is true.
"Hikergal" wrote in message ... I'd like to be able to send a message to my blackberry letting me know when I do not receive a particular daily e-mail. The email trigger in question would have a unique subject heading and be scheduled to come to my inbox at the same time,every day. If it does not come at that time, then it implies a problem, is there a way to send an alert to me, highlighting the fact that something that should have happened, hasn't? Or is there a third party tool I need to use in conjunction with Outlook. I am using Outlook 2003. Any help that you can give me would be appreciated. |
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