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Outlook Question
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:40 pm
by nycparrothead
Okay fellow parrotheads! I need your help in order to continue to be the ultimate slacker.
Long story short: We have to sign in and out at work by sending an email to the boss. Our relief shows up at 3 pm and we're not aloud to sign out till 3:30 which means we have to sit around for a half hour for no other reason than to appease the boss. Now, with our old e-mail system there was a way to "Later" our emails. In other words, write the e-mail at 3 o'clock but time stamp it for 3:30 so it looked like we actually stayed till 3:30. But now the boss has switched us to Outlook.
The question: Do any of you know a way to "Later" a message in outlook so that there is no way of telling that it was actually written before the time that is attached to it?
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:42 pm
by semitruths
Work out a deal with your relief to handle it for you .......

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:43 pm
by tommcat327
HOW ABOUT.....I QUIT!
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:43 pm
by kitty
hey slacker...
This is a message form your boss...you're fired!!!

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:44 pm
by nycparrothead
semitruths wrote:Work out a deal with your relief to handle it for you .......

Most of the people that relieve me can't even tie their own shoes. Ain't no way I'm trusting them with my password to my e-mail.

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:45 pm
by nycparrothead
tommcat327 wrote:HOW ABOUT.....I QUIT!
kitty wrote:hey slacker...
This is a message form your boss...you're fired!!!

Thank you both. You've been very helpful...
Good thing I love yas!

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:47 pm
by semitruths
nycparrothead wrote:semitruths wrote:Work out a deal with your relief to handle it for you .......

Most of the people that relieve me can't even tie their own shoes. Ain't no way I'm trusting them with my password to my e-mail.

Is it possible to set yourself up a secondary email account to mimick the first?? (not that we've seen that before ..

) .... and have a different password for that account???
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:48 pm
by kitty
nycparrothead wrote:tommcat327 wrote:HOW ABOUT.....I QUIT!
kitty wrote:hey slacker...
This is a message form your boss...you're fired!!!

Thank you both. You've been very helpful...
Good thing I love yas!

sorry Honey...couldn't resist!
Besides, I would never participate in something so morally wrong, you should know that about me by now!

Re: Outlook Question
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:50 pm
by BottleofRum
nycparrothead wrote:Okay fellow parrotheads! I need your help in order to continue to be the ultimate slacker.
Long story short: We have to sign in and out at work by sending an email to the boss. Our relief shows up at 3 pm and we're not aloud to sign out till 3:30 which means we have to sit around for a half hour for no other reason than to appease the boss. Now, with our old e-mail system there was a way to "Later" our emails. In other words, write the e-mail at 3 o'clock but time stamp it for 3:30 so it looked like we actually stayed till 3:30. But now the boss has switched us to Outlook.
The question: Do any of you know a way to "Later" a message in outlook so that there is no way of telling that it was actually written before the time that is attached to it?
I have the answer. Give me a few min and I will post it.
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:51 pm
by nycparrothead
semitruths wrote:nycparrothead wrote:semitruths wrote:Work out a deal with your relief to handle it for you .......

Most of the people that relieve me can't even tie their own shoes. Ain't no way I'm trusting them with my password to my e-mail.

Is it possible to set yourself up a secondary email account to mimick the first?? (not that we've seen that before ..

) .... and have a different password for that account???
Well, I suppose that's possible. But I should have also mentioned that there's probably only 1 evening shift person that would even be willing to do that. The other people are wholesome, non-corrupted souls... (Ya know, like Kitty.

)

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:51 pm
by semitruths
kitty wrote:nycparrothead wrote:tommcat327 wrote:HOW ABOUT.....I QUIT!
kitty wrote:hey slacker...
This is a message form your boss...you're fired!!!

Thank you both. You've been very helpful...
Good thing I love yas!

sorry Honey...couldn't resist!
Besides, I would never participate in something so
morally wrong, you should know that about me by now!

She used the 'M' word!!!!!!

Re: Outlook Question
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:51 pm
by nycparrothead
BottleofRum wrote:I have the answer. Give me a few min and I will post it.
Yeah??? Sweet dude! Thanks!
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:53 pm
by ph4ever
Shane if you're using outlook 2003, on your toolbar when you type your msg there will be an options button. There you can choose to have the email delivered at a specific time and date.
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:54 pm
by tommcat327
kitty wrote:Besides, I would never participate in something so morally wrong, you should know that about me by now!

I WOULD

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:54 pm
by BottleofRum
OK.
Open a new mail message. Type all the info you wnat to include inc. to name, subject and body.
At the top menu bar click on VIEW then OPTIONS , put a check mark in the box next to DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE and fill in the date and time....... then hit send, it will sit in your OutBox until the time you set.....
Then Go home!
Onlt draw back is you have to keep your Outlook open so turn off your monitor.
Posted: October 14, 2004 2:56 pm
by semitruths
BottleofRum wrote:OK.
Open a new mail message. Type all the info you wnat to include inc. to name, subject and body.
At the top menu bar click on VIEW then OPTIONS , put a check mark in the box next to DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE and fill in the date and time....... then hit send, it will sit in your OutBox until the time you set.....
Then Go home!
Onlt draw back is you have to keep your Outlook open so turn off your monitor.
Leaving Outlook open is the same as giving someone your password ... it would be open always ..

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:57 pm
by BottleofRum
kitty wrote:
Besides, I would never participate in something so morally wrong, you should know that about me by now!

No Never

Posted: October 14, 2004 2:58 pm
by ph4ever
I have never left my computer on for the msg to be delivered however I believe on our system at work it is stored on the file server and not actually in my computer.
Posted: October 14, 2004 3:00 pm
by nycparrothead
BottleofRum wrote:OK.
Open a new mail message. Type all the info you wnat to include inc. to name, subject and body.
At the top menu bar click on VIEW then OPTIONS , put a check mark in the box next to DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE and fill in the date and time....... then hit send, it will sit in your OutBox until the time you set.....
Then Go home!
Onlt draw back is you have to keep your Outlook open so turn off your monitor.
Hmmm.. I'll have to play with it more tomorrow.. The "options" is under Tools not View on my version and I can't find the DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE thing.. Also, leaving the computer on isn't an option cause as soon as I leave my relief takes over the computer.... Thanks though dude! I'll look into it more tomorrow!

Posted: October 14, 2004 3:01 pm
by BottleofRum
semitruths wrote:BottleofRum wrote:OK.
Open a new mail message. Type all the info you wnat to include inc. to name, subject and body.
At the top menu bar click on VIEW then OPTIONS , put a check mark in the box next to DO NOT DELIVER BEFORE and fill in the date and time....... then hit send, it will sit in your OutBox until the time you set.....
Then Go home!
Onlt draw back is you have to keep your Outlook open so turn off your monitor.
This feature only works if Outlook is open, as I said it is a drawback but pick your poison, either stay until 3:30 and close Outlook or leave early and keep it open. If you think someone may use your computer and read your mail, depending on the version of windows you have you can add a screen savor password which is easily by-passed by restarting the computer but that would also close any opened programs
Leaving Outlook open is the same as giving someone your password ... it would be open always ..
