Bob Crossley wrote:
I'm getting paranoid about my sent e-mail. Most of my low volume of
messages is addressed to organizations from whom I don't necessarily
expect an answer. Sometimes when I hit "send" a processing window
briefly appears. Most often the only assurance of its' actually
going out into the internet ether is the appearance of the message in
"Sent Messages".
Needless to say, I'm new at this. My basic question is--- Does the
fact that a sent message is listed in "Sent Messages" an assurance
that it was actually sent?
You seem to be asking about some software other than OpenOffice.org.
Most e-mail software has the good sense to send the mail before filing
it in a "Sent" folder. That means that it has been delivered to the
receiving mail server. (For example, if you were to reply to this by
direct e-mail to me, it would mean that the mail had been delivered to a
mail server at attglobal.net, but not that it had arrived yet at my PC.)
On the other hand, it appears that you're using Outlook Express. God
only knows whether Microsoft wrote it correctly.
--
John W. Kennedy
"The grand art mastered the thudding hammer of Thor
And the heart of our lord Taliessin determined the war."
-- Charles Williams. "Mount Badon"
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