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Friday, January 29, 2010

Using Delay Delivery

Please remind me to do that. What do you do when people ask you to send them a reminder? Do you write it on a to-do list? Instead of adding it to your to-do list, immediately write the e-mail and send it via Delay Delivery. (NOTE: Outlook must be running and connected to your server/Internet access to send the delayed message. If you’ve logged off during the time the message is to be sent, the e-mail message will be sent when you log on to Outlook the next time, although it may be sent later than you wanted.)

2007 Outlook Instructions:

  • Create a New Message.
  • Click the Delay Delivery button (located on the Options tab in the More Options group).
  • Select Do not deliver before: to place a check in the box.
  • Select the date and time in their respective boxes.
  • Click Close.
  • Type the message.
  • Click Send.

2003 Outlook Instructions:

  • Create a New Message.
  • Click the Options button (on the Standard toolbar).
  • Select Do not deliver before: to place a check in the box.
  • Select the date and time in their respective boxes.
  • Click Close.
  • Type the message.
  • Click Send.

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