Is there a way in Microsoft Outlook that I can compose an e-mail and hit Send
now but schedule the email to be sent at a later time?

When you're writing the email hit the Options button and tick 'Do not deliver
before' and then select the time.

Note: this doesn't always work, not sure if it's a bug or just how our
network is set up - might be worth doing a test if it's an important email!

"Jessica" wrote:

Is there a way in Microsoft Outlook that I can compose an e-mail and hit Send
now but schedule the email to be sent at a later time?

On the Mail Setup tab of Tools | Options in Outlook, do you have "Send
immediately when connected" checked? If not, mail will not be sent till you
choose to send it.

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"Jess" wrote in message
...
When you're writing the email hit the Options button and tick 'Do not
deliver
before' and then select the time.

Note: this doesn't always work, not sure if it's a bug or just how our
network is set up - might be worth doing a test if it's an important
email!

"Jessica" wrote:

Is there a way in Microsoft Outlook that I can compose an e-mail and hit
Send
now but schedule the email to be sent at a later time?