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You might know that in Outlook you can easily delay the delivery of email messages; see tip # 503. But you may also know that Outlook must be online for this to work, which means that if you log off or shut down the message remains in your Outbox.
Well, if you use the online version of Outlook you can log off and your message will be sent at the date and time you specified.
Here's how:
Unlike the delay delivery option in Outlook for Windows the timestamp will be the date and time it was sent, not when you created it. Not that I want to encourage you to use it as a trick to pretend to be working late at night. ;)
Oh, and if you don't have an Outlook account you can create one for free.
See
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/outlook/web-email-login-for-outlook.
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