You can delay the delivery of an individual message by having it held in the Outbox for a specified time after you click Send. Select a tab option below for the version of Outlook you're using. …

Keep the suggested date and time, press Send within the email. Change when the recipient will get your email, use the date and time boxes in the insight to make changes.

Outlook reserves time on your calendar for the meeting and tracks who accepts the invitation. When you create a meeting request, you can add attachments, set a location, request in …

While composing a message, select the dropdown next to the Send button and select Schedule send. Select one of the default options, then select Send or choose a custom time and then …

Learn how to set your time zone, and the date and time format settings in Outlook. To understand how Outlook manages meeting requests across time zones, see the section More about time …

If the recipient is also using Outlook, an item will be added to his or her to-do list. Select Message > Follow Up. Select Custom. Check the Flag for Recipients box. In the Custom dialog box, we …

How to recall and/or replace an email message you sent by using Microsoft 365 and your built-in Exchange Server account.

In Outlook on macOS, rules for systematically delaying delivery of messages aren't available. But you can delay the delivery of individual messages, as described below.

In Outlook on the web, from the navigation pane, select Calendar. Select Delegate to give them the same permission as an editor, plus they will receive meeting requests and responses on …

In the group calendar window, select the time at which you'll schedule the event. In the top bar of the event window, choose the group you'd like to schedule the event with. Enter an event title, …