Task Scheduler and Send Email

I cannot get the task scheduler to send an email. I have used my outgoing
pop3 and smtp server names but in neither case will an email get sent out. I
think this is something simple but the solution is not obvious to me.

Thanks,
Casey

P.S. Using Windows Mail...

"Casey" <> wrote:

>I cannot get the task scheduler to send an email. I have used my outgoing
>pop3 and smtp server names but in neither case will an email get sent out. I
>think this is something simple but the solution is not obvious to me.
>
>Thanks,
>Casey
>
>P.S. Using Windows Mail...

Create the message, click FILE, choose SEND LATER, and set the time
you want to send it.

Mike,

I want to send the email every day at 10:00 AM...hence the need for task
scheduler.

Casey

"Mike Torello" wrote:

> Create the message, click FILE, choose SEND LATER, and set the time
> you want to send it.
>

Casey <> wrote:

>Mike,
>
>I want to send the email every day at 10:00 AM...hence the need for task
>scheduler.
>
>Casey

Sorry, can't help you.

>"Mike Torello" wrote:
>
>> Create the message, click FILE, choose SEND LATER, and set the time
>> you want to send it.
>>

On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 22:02:20 -0400, Casey wrote:

> I cannot get the task scheduler to send an email. I have used my outgoing
> pop3 and smtp server names but in neither case will an email get sent out. I
> think this is something simple but the solution is not obvious to me.
>
> Thanks,
> Casey
>
> P.S. Using Windows Mail...

Have your tried saving the e-mail as an eml file and scheduling that file
directly?

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