send me a message within 24 hours and delete it, and i will give you the answer on the question ive had a message or not.
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Mic15, sent you a message titled test and deleted it. Did you get it?.
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How splendid and convenient!
Wait, I'm sorry i didnt understand the question good. When i look to home[ messages ] i can still see message "test" . So looks like it didnt work. :-(
How unfantastic and inconvenient!
:-), i understand. To prove u wrote: im going to delete this kthnxbai. can still see it,so thats crazy
Yes, that's what I wrote exactly.
Nice work of us kamuimaru, so noerholm: the answer on youre topic is unfortunately,yes, people can still see the messages they got. :-(
...after deleting
Nice... work...? I feel all warm and squishy inside.
Soz, i dont know other words for that
noerholm wrote:
Hi,
If I delete a message sent by me while it is still not read by the receiver of the message ... - will it then disappear from his inbox?
Or might he still be able to read it?
Thanks
Unless chess.com implemented its mail service in a very strange way, of course you cannot "take back" a mail, except maybe for a very short time after having sent it, and then only if there is a button dedicated to it.
Irontiger wrote:
noerholm wrote:
Hi,
If I delete a message sent by me while it is still not read by the receiver of the message ... - will it then disappear from his inbox?
Or might he still be able to read it?
Thanks
Unless chess.com implemented its mail service in a very strange way, of course you cannot "take back" a mail, except maybe for a very short time after having sent it, and then only if there is a button dedicated to it.
Microsoft Exchange does support recall emails (assuming both parties use Microsoft Exchange). If you recall the mail, and that mail hasn't been read yet by the recipient, that mail in the recipient's inbox will be deleted without notifying the recipient.
SecretOfMana wrote:
Microsoft Exchange does support recall emails (assuming both parties use Microsoft Exchange). If you recall the mail, and that mail hasn't been read yet by the recipient, that mail in the recipient's inbox will be deleted without notifying the recipient.
Consider that I am an ignorant simpleton about the mail services then.
Still, it doesn't make sense to me. (which does not mean it does not exist)
Not if you have 'sent' it.
True. Fair-point.
'Edited' and brightened. :)
Hi,
If I delete a message sent by me while it is still not read by the receiver of the message ... - will it then disappear from his inbox?
Or might he still be able to read it?
Thanks