Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
@Siriprakorn, Junlachak Peter said
New Outlook for Windows does not offer Scheduled Send for non-Microsoft email accounts. i.e. GMail.
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I don't have a scheduled send option showing on my outlook
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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@Siriprakorn, Junlachak Peter said
New Outlook for Windows does not offer Scheduled Send for non-Microsoft email accounts. i.e. GMail.
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I will try to support you by guiding you on how to set a scheduled time for email sending in My New Outlook App. I hope this is what you need, but if this is not the point you want to mention, please provide me with a screenshot of the issue on your end or any error message you are encountering.
I have captured all the guidance for you:
To double-check the email before it is sent as scheduled, you can click on “Draft”, and you will see the scheduled email marked as “Scheduled”.
If you really cannot use the schedule send feature as I guided, you can try using the Outlook web version to see if this can be an alternative option for temporary use
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another user in a comment posted this image, and it is what i see as well. for me, there is no schedule send option in the PC version of the new outlook. it shows up on my mac.
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If the scheduled send option is not showing in your Outlook, it could be due to several reasons. Here are some steps to troubleshoot:
If these steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to consult your IT department or Microsoft support for further assistance.
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