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Hey everyone, I want to send an email in the future, for marking an anniversary of a friends daughters passing away. I Don't want to miss it and I don't want to have to compose a message last minute. I want to compose it NOW. Is there a script or something I can use to make Mail.app send the mail via my Gmail IMAP at a specified time?
Thanks!
MacBook Pro 15, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Here are a couple of links to scripts you can download and schedule a draft message to be sent...
http://fairerplatform.com/2010/09/how-to-schedule-email-os-x/
http://homepage.mac.com/aamann/Mail_Scripts.html
I have not used any of these, just a quick google search and I found these. I hope that do what you need.
Yesterday's Mac OS X 10.9.1 date did indeed brake SendLater (and a couple other ChungaSoft Mail plugins I use. No update available on their website (or acknowledgement for that matter). Undoubtedly theyre aware of it and hopefully they'll fix soon. Would have been nice if, as a developer who undoubtedly has access to developer previews, if they had the updates available to coincide with the release.
As many have stated above. SendLater by Chungwasoft works great.
It went buggy on me for about a week when I initially upgraded to Mavericks, but all is okay now.
Mail = 7.0
OSX = 10.9
SendLater = Paid
Being able to send client emails at 2am to go out at 8am? = Priceless!
-M@tt
Guess I won't upgrade to 10.9.1 yet 😉
I don't mean to resurect an old thread but I downloaded the Mail Plugin Manager (by ChungwaSoft) before trying SendLater and experienced a pop-up advertisement. I'm worried the file might have been infected or something, but I can't seem to find any evidence that this company is bad or has a record of this. Have any of you been experiencing problems since this discussion?
I just downloaded Clam Scan to be safe, and have Secure Empty Trashed the files I downloaded. So worried!
-M
You might want to consider starting a new discussion. Since this one is marked solved, less people are likely to look at it. You can link to this one.
If you didn't get it from the developer's web site, it may have other things bundled with it. Supposedly CNET and Softonic do this.
Schedule Mail.app to send an Email in the future
