Is it possible to 'Send Later' in Mail?

Question

Is this possible. I can't figure it out other than saving as a draft. I want to be able to compose an email when I'm offline, tell it to send later, have it sit in my outbox until I go online next and then send.
Right now, it trys to send it and gives me a message that I'm offline, etc.
I've gone back to Mail from Entourage but am tempted to go back again for the option of 'sending later.'
I would love ANY help!!!
Powerbook 15"   Mac OS X (10.4.4)  

Answer 1

I don't think mail will do this itself - but apple Help has this to say - & note that changing locations is just one click from the Apple menu.
Presumably mail wd then just say yr not online & send these later - try it?
Creating an offline location
If you don't want your computer to connect to the Internet when you open Mail, your web browser, or any program that uses requires an Internet connection, create a new location and turn off all of the network ports (Built-in Ethernet, Internal Modem or External Modem, AirPort, and so on). Your computer won't be able to connect to the Internet when you use this location.
Open System Preferences and click Network.
Choose New Location from the Location pop-up menu, and give the location a name.
Choose Network Port Configurations from the Show pop-up menu, and deselect all of the port configurations (Built-in Ethernet, Internal Modem or External Modem, AirPort, and so on).
Choose this location from the Apple menu when you want to stay offline. Switching locations is easier than adjusting Network preference options.