Neville Findlater wrote: > Heres a wierd one. Is there any way to mark an unsent mail > as sent ? If you have sent a mail, then decide to send it > again and mark it as unsent.. then decide NOT to send it > again it seems impossible.. > If I understand you correctly, (and I'm not certain that I do), I know of a program(First Class) which allows one to Unsend a message..... revise it as desired, then re-Send at such time as one might wish to do so. Unless one purposely re "Sends" the Unsent message , it will not be sent. Rather, it will remain in the personal message box with a symbol alongside that identifies it as unsent.
Just how the program First Class accomplishes this, I have not the foggiest idea, but this mail program, used by my Macintosh Users' Group, functions quite nicely.... and does what I understand Neville wishes to be able to do; (thus, to be "possible" within the context of a certain mail program, if not Emailer.) Why one would wish to mark an unsent mail as Sent.....or to be unable to avoid re-sending, nor unable to choose not to Send Again, ........... I guess I do not understand. I doubt if this sheds any light here. :-) Sheafe Ewing ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
