How can I send an e-mail with a date on it in the past ?
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set your clock on the computer to the date you want...\nthen send your e-mail... it should be dated to the time you set however the e-mail server it goes through will stamp the time on it...that is if you use a web based e-mail...if you use outlook or another mail client it uses the date and time set on your computer
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The "Date:" part of the message header does come from the email client. If you're using a web service to send email (like Hotmail or Yahoo mail) it will most likely reflect the time at the server itself and not from your pc.  (This may be where you're getting vastly different times reflected.)\n\nIf you're using an SMTP/POP service through Outlook or other non-web mail client, you should get something approximating your local pc time with a time zone indicator after the timestamp, like -0500 for U.S. Eastern, etc.\n\nHope that helps.
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There isn't any real online toll that I know of that can perform this action for you. I would suggest sending an email to the desired e-mail address. If it bounces back, it doesn't exist yet.
255855
send them an email telling them what it is
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http://www.etn.nl/poptools/sendmail.htm\nhttp://www.timecave.com/timecave/about.jsp\n\nEither of those might work for you.\nGood Luck.\n\nIf all else fails, do a yahoo search.\nType: Delayed send e-mails and you'll get what you want. There are alot of services out there that do it free.
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I think there is software out there that you can attach to the message so you get an email when it is opened.  I don't know where to find it or how it works, but I have heard of businesses using it.  Just an idea!
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Yea - if you use outlook you can delay it.\n\nI dont think with hotmail or yahoo you can!\n\nYou should just have a friend go in your email and do it for you (make it someone you trust!)
429860
Send the person an e-mail and ask?
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Yes, some email programs,  Out Look (not the Express version), allow for timed or delayed sending. I know Lotus Notes does and I'm sure there are others.
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You don't have to download it if you're using Yahoo!\n\nMail > Options > Vacation Response > Select Dates, Write Response > Turn Auto Response On\n\nThis also available through Outlook and I would assume many other mail services.
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Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
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Yes. On the main page of your Yahoo inbox click the "Options" at the top right.  Then Scoll down to "Vacation Response", then you can set 'start date', 'end date', and your message.
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inevercheckmyemail@whatever.com
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dnloadd it in csv format \n\nopen it in excle \nkeep triker date o h l c v oi \ndelet othr colunm\nchange date in20060130 yyyymmdd format\nsave \nopen it in word\ncopy and save in text notepad format\nno space in row \n\neg\n<ticker>,<date>,<open>,<high>,<low>,<close>,<volume>,<o/i>\n500002,20061101,3590,3645,3580,3587.8,23553,3928\n\nemail for more detail\n\nsee help of aptistock
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Hi,\n\nUse very old email sending email clients that rely on system time to get their sent time. Use Outlook 4 for instance \n\nNow a days however, the SMTP relaying servers issue a server time when the email was relayed, you would be easily caught.\nTo get rid of this situation, make your own SMTP server. How to do it can be got from the source website links.\n\nIf you set up your own SMTP, you can use almost any emailing software...\n\nI think this should be it.\n\nCheers
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Yahoo has a calendar.  It can be used with their "sidebar".  You can set alerts and receive e-mail reminders.
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Email the person and ask them if they received your earlier email.