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Started by Dmitry
Fri, 17 Apr 1998 00:00
Deferred send in Outlook
Author: Dmitry
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 00:00
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Does anybody know how to defer sending messages in Outlook until a user has established an internet connection? I am creating e-mail messages using OLE automation - essentially just empty messages with attachments containing some data. When I call MailItem.Send, everything works fine if connection is alive, however if there is no connection, Windows tries to dial to the PPP server, which brings lots of dialog boxes. Not exactly what I need :( How can I find out if there is no connection and tell Outlook to defer sending the messages until there is one _without_any_ interaction with a user. I'd appreciate any suggestions, Dmitry
Re: Deferred send in Outlook
Author: Rick Palmer
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 00:00
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Dmitry, It sounds like your user has his Internet connection set to a LAN connection. I've got mine set that way so that Outlook will send mail immediately, but if it's set to MODEM then the mail should just sit in the Outbox without all the notification dialogs. -- Rick Palmer ______________________________________ ProSoft Apps Manage your email addresses with PC iMail 2.0 http://www.prosoftapps.com rick@prosoftapps.com Dmitry wrote in message <353789E7.83DFEE21@asu.edu>... >Does anybody know how to defer sending messages in Outlook >until a user has established an internet connection? >I am creating e-mail messages using OLE automation - >essentially just empty messages with attachments >containing some data. >When I call MailItem.Send, everything works fine if connection >is alive, however if there is no connection, Windows tries >to dial to the PPP server, which brings lots of dialog boxes. >Not exactly what I need :( >How can I find out if there is no connection and tell >Outlook to defer sending the messages until there is one >_without_any_ interaction with a user. > > I'd appreciate any suggestions, > >Dmitry >
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