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Outlook | Windows | Nowa aplikacja Outlook dla systemu Windows | Do użytku domowego
Używanie nowego programu Outlook dla systemu Windows na potrzeby osobistej poczty e-mail, kalendarza i zarządzania kontaktami
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Hi,
I am sorry, Standard email protocols (SMTP, IMAP, POP3) do not support “self-destruct” or auto-delete functionality. It is not possible to program an email so that it automatically deletes itself from the recipient’s inbox after being read therefore.
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