Re: OT: facility that could be very useful for some users

Dont know if this is kmail4 only but an alternative is to right click the
message and select "Create ToDo/Reminder".

2008/11/1 Anne Wilson <[email protected]>

> Nothing to do with KDE at all, but my ISP's newsletter carried the
> following
> entry, which looks as though it could be useful to some people:
>
> GET BACK TO ME LATER
> If you get e-mail messages that you know you should reply to, but would
> rather
> handle at another time, you might appreciate HitMeLater.com, which lets you
> delete a message but have it sent back to you again later - when you think
> you
> might be up to dealing with it. Send any message to [email protected], and
> it'll come back 12 hours later. Send it to [email protected], and
> you
> can read it again at the weekend. The service is free and there's no
> signing-
> up to do. There's a similar service at iwantsandy.com with more options.
> You
> do have to register, but it covers a wider range of dates and customisation
> free of charge. You can write or copy any message you like, as long as it
> begins with "remember" or "remind", such as "Remember to look at this in 7
> days" or "Remind me about this on 11/12/08".
> http://www.hitmelater.com
> http://www.iwantsandy.com
>
> Anne
>
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