editing sent message and attachment in Outlook

[cgibinladen]

I really need to edit a message I already sent and the attachment already sent in Outlook 2000.   This information is required for a court demonstration that is coming up soon.  Also, I need to demonstrate the ability to remove the revisions statistics and manipulate the creation and modified date in a word document.

I'm not a lawyer, just a victim of a forger.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[ March 17, 2002: Message edited by: cgi bin laden ]

[badkarma]

quote:Originally posted by cgi bin laden:
I really need to edit a message I already sent and the attachment already sent in Outlook 2000.  
[ March 17, 2002: Message edited by: cgi bin laden ]

If you write a letter and drop it in the mailbox you can't change it anymore, now can you?

Someone else (in a real life case, someone who works at the postal services) can however ....

Somehow I find this request strangely suspicious (or just plain weird ... I can't seem to figure it out yet   )

[MxCl]

A lot of people come here with dodgy requests, it's pretty amusing really.

On another forum I frequent I wrote "I spend my time preparing cocaine and striving for better amphetamine yields." in the hobbies section. For fun you understand.

One day someone emailed me asking me to join with them and sell/prepare drugs. He wouldn't leave me alone until I pretended to not understand his requests (I didn't reply for ages).

The Internet: it's great!

[Master of Reality]

quote:On another forum I frequent I wrote "I spend my time preparing cocaine and striving for better amphetamine yields." in the
                 hobbies section. For fun you understand.

                 One day someone emailed me asking me to join with them and sell/prepare drugs. He wouldn't leave me alone until I pretended
                 to not understand his requests (I didn't reply for ages).  

uhh....*wink* that wasnt me.  

[Mojo]

I see your problem. Your using Outlook.

All will be fixed when you download mozilla 0.9.9
Available in many binaries including Win32, x86, BSD etc etc...

*I Don't understand you either*