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Email Retraction

BrainDead · 2000-06-15 12:13:00

Not very - it sends out a mail saying "deRanged would like to recall the message 'whatever subject'" or similar.

15-06-2000 12:13pm

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BrainDead

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Not very - it sends out a mail saying "deRanged would like to recall the message 'whatever subject'" or similar.

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#2 15-06-2000 4:39pm

Trojan

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I think it works ok[1] if the mail is still on the exchange server; if it's already on the addressees' boxes then it will just show that message..

Al.

1. i.e. deletes the email...

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#3 15-06-2000 7:37pm

zenith

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Trojan is correct. If it's still on the Exchange server, it's not sent. Other than that, you'll have to eat humble pie.

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#4 15-06-2000 9:16pm

TwoShedsJackson

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Originally posted by BossArky:
someone was asking me the other day.

A likely story......

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#5 15-06-2000 11:44pm

BossArky

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How can you retract an email??...is it possible using Outlook?...someone was asking me the other day.

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#6 15-06-2000 11:58pm

deRanged

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in outlook go to sent mail, double click on the mail in question, go to actions and there's an option to recall the mail. I don't know how effective it is though.

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#7 19-06-2000 10:08am

Talliesin

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Never apologise,
Never explain...

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#8 19-06-2000 1:06pm

BossArky

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Thanks, I just did it and appanently it works.

Nic eone, thanks

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