Double-Click Sends (was RE: [Sca-cooks] Posting replies)

[rbbtslyr]

I thought I had been editing them, and I am sorry about the double click
sends. I will refrain from replying after this for a few days until I am on
Linux I am almost ready do the switch and it will end the problems with
Outlook, I haven't sent a message for a few days as I have been confined to
bed since late Monday night with my back out. I have set the click rate all
the way down and it still hastn't completely stopped the double click sends
and I am sorry about that.

Kirk

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>
> I believe that the person who has sent several long replies to the list is
> the same person who was having difficulty with his Outlook because it was
> double clicking on the "Reply" button which means that it was doing
"Reply"
> and then "Send" before the reply could be written, much less edited.
>
> Since this is a common difficulty, especially with later versions of
> Outlook, I could offer another recommendation for a "work around" that may
> help.  This information only applies to Outlook 2003, earlier versions of
> Outlook and other email programs have different processes to do this.  If
> you're having problems with you version of Outlook and it isn't 2003, drop
> me an email off list and I'll help you figure out how to fix this on your
> machine.
>
> On Outlook 2003, you can set your machine to wait to send messages after
you
> press send (called "delay".  This has an added benefit that you can go
back
> and edit things after you've pressed send if you think of something after
> sending. You can set up this delay for from 1-120 minutes. Here's how you
do
> it:
> * On the Tools menu, click Rules and Alerts, and then click New Rule.
> * Select Start from a blank rule.
> * In the Step 1: Select when messages should be checked box, click
> "Check messages after sending", and then click Next.
> * In the Step 1: Select condition(s) list, select any options you
> want, and then click Next.
> * If you do not select any check boxes, a confirmation dialog box
> appears to tell you that this will apply to all messages which you send.
> Clicking Yes applies this rule to all messages you send.
> * In the Step 1: Select action(s) list, select "defer delivery by a
> number of minutes". Delivery can be delayed up to two hours.
> * In the Step 2: Edit the rule description (click on an underlined
> value) box, click the underlined phrase a number of and enter the number
of
> minutes you want messages held before sending.
> * Click OK, and then click Next.
> * Select any exceptions that you want to exclude from this rule, and
> then click Next.
> * In the Step 1: Specify a name for this rule box, type a name for the
> rule.
> * Click Finish.
>
> If, after you've finished writing messages for the day you wish to go
ahead
> and send the messages which are in your outbox manually (before the delay
> time has worn off), you can do so manually by going into your Outbox,
right
> click on the message and select "Options", then uncheck the box which says
> "Do not deliver before:" and say "Yes" to the prompt "Do You Want to Save
> Changes" and the email will transmit immediately (or the next time your
> Outlook is set to "Send".)
>
> I hope that information is helpful.
> Cat
>


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