Re: Sending mail later...?
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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On Tuesday 18 August 2009, r bartlett wrote: > Is there any way to use the "Send Mail Later" feature to have mail > sent at a specified time? I am thinking of several applications of > this. In my work I'm often away and unable to send an email on a > friend's birthday or whatever and it would be nice if by using the > "Send Mail Later" feature I could be taken to a dialog that would, > much like a "To Do" event, ask me to choose the time and date that I > would like to send the email. KMail does not have such a feature. It will be pretty easy to implement this in the new Akonadi agent for sending mail that is currently being developed as GSoC project. > Another option would be to have all outgoing mail delayed long enough > (say, 2 minutes) that I would have time to cancel it or (as I know we > all do!) attach the forgotten attachment that we're referencing and > so on. Few things look sillier than "Please see my resume attached > below" and having to follow it with a "Dooh!" email 2 seconds later. This won't happen because KMail will show a warning if you try to send a message which contains the word "attached" but which does not have any attachments. The list of signal words can be adjusted in KMail's settings. (Funny enough, when I tried to send this very message, KMail warned me that it does not have anything attached. :-) ) > In my case, the "Send Mail Later" feature seems to just put it in the > Outbox rather than in the draft folder, and to send it I have to Edit > it again and then click send the way I normally would. It never > seems to send if I just leave it there. Nor do I have any access to > any configuration options to set this up. I'm not even sure what the > usual functionality is. The messages in the outbox can be sent via File->Send Queued Messages. The "Send Mail Later" feature is useful if you are temporarily offline. If you are always online then it is indeed of little use for you. > I am running Fedora 8 with Kmail version 1.9.10. It seems like it > would be incredibly useful to have a timer countdown and/or a > calendar send feature for outgoing email. I am thinking of upgrading > to Fedora 11...might this be working in that? You should probably have a look at KAlarm. It is capable of sending mail at a defined point in time. Regards, Ingo _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users
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