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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / September 2007I send the same email frequently..
Is there any way that I can save it as a 'Favorite' or something so that I can have it always available for me to punch in the recipient and hit send? Or do I always have to grab it out of the 'Sent Items' and forward it? I try saving it to my 'Drafts' but every time I send it, it leaves there and goes to Sent... Hi JonVA, you could create a "signature" in Outlook instead of a "Draft" -- Oliver Vukovics Share your Outlook PST files without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Synchronisation for Outlook and Exchange: Public SyncTool http://www.publicshareware.com > Is there any way that I can save it as a 'Favorite' or something so > that I can have it always available for me to punch in the recipient > and hit send? Or do I always have to grab it out of the 'Sent Items' > and forward it? I try saving it to my 'Drafts' but every time I send > it, it leaves there and goes to Sent... > Is there any way that I can save it as a 'Favorite' or something so > that I can have it always available for me to punch in the recipient > and hit send? Or do I always have to grab it out of the 'Sent Items' > and forward it? I try saving it to my 'Drafts' but every time I send > it, it leaves there and goes to Sent... Don't send it from your Drafts. Select if and click Forward. That will leave a copy in the Drafts folder.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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