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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›How to Delay or Schedule an Email in Outlook

How to Delay or Schedule an Email in Outlook

By Matthew Lynch
May 30, 2023
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Outlook is a popular email management system used by many professionals and businesses. One of its features is the ability to delay or schedule an email to be sent at a later time. This can be useful in many situations, such as when you want to send an email at a specific time or when you want to check and revise the content of an email before it is sent. In this article, we will discuss how to delay or schedule an email in Outlook.

Delaying an Email

To delay an email in Outlook, first, you need to compose the email as usual. Once you have finished writing the email, click on the Options tab in the ribbon, and then click on the Delay Delivery option.

This will open a new window where you can schedule the delivery of your email. Here, you can choose to delay the delivery for a specified amount of time after you click send or set a specific date and time for the email to be sent. Once you have made your selection, click Close.

Next, click send to send the email as usual. Outlook will hold the email in the outbox until the specified time, and then automatically send the email.

Scheduling an Email

Scheduling an email in Outlook is a similar process to delaying an email. You begin by composing your email and then clicking on the Options tab in the ribbon. This time, instead of clicking on the Delay Delivery option, click on the More Options button.

This will open a new window where you can schedule the delivery of your email. Under the Delivery options heading, check the box next to ‘Do not deliver before’ and then choose the date and time you want the email to be sent. Once you have made your selection, click Close.

Finally, click send to send the email as usual. Outlook will hold the email in the outbox until the specified time, and then automatically send the email.

Conclusion

By using the delayed or scheduled delivery features in Outlook, you can manage your emails more effectively and send them at the most appropriate time. Whether you want to send an email at a particular time of day or check and revise the content of an email before it is sent, Outlook’s delay and scheduled delivery options are a great way to do so. With just a few clicks, you can be sure that your emails are sent at the right time and with the right content.

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