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How do I send myself an email at a later time in Windows?

I want to remind myself of an appointment with an email on the day before. I looked at scheduled tasks in Windows 2000 but I couldn't figure it out. How do I do it?
 
how about just setting an alarm, or having winamp play a song, or you can record yourself telling yourself about the apointment, and have winamp play that at the time you need it to.
 
You can set the task scheduler to run your mail client (Outlook, Outlook Express, whatever) at that certain time.
Write a mail draft and don't send it out. Configure your e-mail client to Send/Receive on start-up and that should do it.

There's no guarantee on when you'll get the actual e-mail, though. 😛 Takes me 20 minutes to send an e-mail to a friend
13 miles away at work and 2 minutes to send one to my brother in Oklahoma.
 
Man... this crap is funny..

I am not "trying" to be a toll.. just had to say something...

..but my GOD this kind of thing is SOOOOOOOO easy in Linux, and your discussing all kinds a crazy wacked out ways to do this simple little usefull task...

And they say Linux is harder than Windows.. sheesh..


Now back to your regulallry scheduled frustration with the Mickey Mouse operating system.

<Jerry Seinfeld Voice On> Good luck with aaaaaall that</Voice Off>

*exits room*
 
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