We have a question about users wanting to use the delay delivery of email option in Outlook. From what I can gather the only way to use this without needing to leave your computer on is to disable the caching mode. We like the benefits of using caching, but the delay delivery does not seem to work with that enabled. The email sits until you turn your computer back on and open Outlook. Am I understanding this correctly? Also, wasn't sure if this belonged here or under the E-Mail issues forum. We are using Exchange 2000 and are in the process of moving everyone up to Outlook 2003.
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Using Delay Delivery of email
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