Summary

There are often times where we want to send an email but not at this moment in time. You may be working out of normal office hours and want to delay the send until the morning, or you may be sending an email to someone in a different time zone to you.

This blog will teach you how to schedule in email in Microsoft Outlook.

How to schedule an email in Outlook

1. Compose an email and then under the Options tab go to More Options and select Delay Delivery.

2. The Properties box will open. Select the Do not deliver before box and confirm the date and time you would like to send the message.

3. Select Close in the properties box and in the email message window click Send.

4. The message will remain in your outbox until the specified time when it will send.

Further Information

If you have any questions about this or need assistance, then please contact the GCC Group Support Team on 0345 260 1151 or servicedesk@gccgroup.co.uk

Microsoft 365

In our personal and business lives, we’re becoming more connected than ever. Microsoft 365 is the world-class cloud-based platform which helps you to achieve your goals from anywhere.

Microsoft 365 is a suite of apps bringing together all the greatest Office applications in one cloud-based platform, enabling your people to connect, collaborate and get things done from anywhere.

Applications that help you stay connected and get things done include:

• Word
  Microsoft’s iconic word processing program allows you to create and share documents, now with intelligent document support.

• Excel
  Simplify complex data with the world’s most-used spreadsheet program.

• PowerPoint
  Create and share outstanding presentations.

• Teams
  Bring everyone together with secure video & call conferencing, instant messaging, and collaboration.

• Outlook
  Manage all your emails in one place.

• One Drive
  Save files securely and access them at any time, from anywhere.

• SharePoint
  Create team sites to share information, files, and resources.

Plus, other useful applications such as Exchange, Intune and Azure Information Protection.

Speak to us today to find out how which Microsoft applications could be deployed in your business.