Yes you can using LotusScript. Create a scheduled agent that runs on your workstation. This agent will need to build your e-mail from scratch.
For example:
Dim session as NotesSession
Dim db as NotesDatabase
Dim doc as NotesDocument
Set db = session.CurrentDatabase
Set doc = db.CreateDocument
doc.Subject = "Hello there!!!"
doc.SendTo = "John Doe"
doc.Form = "Memo"
Call doc.Send
Of course, your e-mail should also include a body field with the appropriate information. Also, if you want to send to more than one person, create an array of people's address and assign that array to "doc.SendTo = ".
Additionally, you might want to special document fields:
$AssistMail = 1 will prevent the mail from being processed by the OOO agent
Importance field is for the delivery importance (priority):
- 'Choices are:
'High = "1"
'Normal = "2"
'Low = "3"
- 'Choices are:
'Normal = "N"
'Personal = "P"
'Confidential = "C"
'Private = "R"
'Thank You = "T"
'Flame = "F"
'Good Job = "G"
'Joke = "J"
'FYI = "Y"
'Question = "Q"
'Reminder = "M"
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. . RE: Scheduling e-mail (Luc Groleau 7.Apr.09)
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