I dunno, but I'd like to know. I also take a few days to compose some emails, but don't want them to get lost in the recipiant's in box which is probably sorted by date (possible sorted by sender's date).
What I do is to make a new email, and copy/paste the "old" words into it. That gets the date right. Best, Dave Nathanson Mac Medix On 10/29/03 8:26 AM, Mark James [EMAIL PROTECTED] tapped the keyboard to say: >Here is an emailer query... > >I have a list of people I want to send an email to occasionally. Not >enough to make an address list out of it, although I could, but I want to >be able to just add people to the list, have them sent out, and if I want >to send to the whole group, resend the message. > >Or there are times when I write a message, sit on it, and want to send it >with todays date. If I have one person, easy. But iwth 10 people, it is a >pain. > >Are there any scripts which will take a draft message, and change the >date/time to today? ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
