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How to send mails with pre-programmed dates in Outlook?
Is it possible, with a script, to produce a file understandable by Outlook, containing several events and dates, and send automatiquely a invite by mail to the persons concerned by these events, just...
Thanks Andrzej, but that was not exactly what I was looking for. I already get outlook in office365, and I know how to send one delayed message to a particular address manually.
What I want it to automatize the process. I have a list of persons to whom I want to send a message at a particular date (see my example in my first mail).
For example I want that Albert receives a message on date 1 and Georges on date2 automatically from the information I entered in my list. I don't want to do it manually.
What I want it to automatize the process. I have a list of persons to whom I want to send a message at a particular date (see my example in my first mail).
For example I want that Albert receives a message on date 1 and Georges on date2 automatically from the information I entered in my list. I don't want to do it manually.
Thank you for the clarification.
But I think it is better to ask a technical question in another Forum .
good luck
But I think it is better to ask a technical question in another Forum .
good luck
- I am sorry but I am rather disappointed not to find a solution on a Microsoft software on a Microsoft forum.
Hi francois_75,
don't be offended, but I cannot understand the reason of your disappointing.
You have asked: is this possible? I gave you the answer: yes that's possible assuming you are ready to write some code. If you cannot write a code yourself, then hire someone.
- Thanks Victor for your fast answer. I am disappointed because I am working in an academic research environment and we don't have bugdet for hire people for those tasks. On my side, I am used to share code on collaborative forums. So this situation is kind of new for me. Why don't share an already resembling written code with me and explaining how to modify and use it?
