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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008How do I pull up a sent message, before the receiver read it?
Sometimes, after sending a message using outlook, you find out that the message need to be reviewed or you want to change something, then you wish to pull out the message from the receiver and resend it again. So, I heard that there is an option in Outlook does that. Please, if any one knows how to it let me know. Thank you. > Sometimes, after sending a message using outlook, you find out that > the message need to be reviewed or you want to change something, > then you wish to pull out the message from the receiver and resend > it again. So, I heard that there is an option in Outlook does that. > Please, if any one knows how to it let me know. The feature that exists in Outlook is Message Recall and is specific to mails sent via Exchange Server to other users in the Exchange organization (not to mention it is has a very questionable success rate). If that's the case, http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP052421841033.aspx. If it isn't, well... you can't.  Signature-f.h >> Sometimes, after sending a message using outlook, you find out that >> the message need to be reviewed or you want to change something, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > If it isn't, well... you can't. Even if you are on an Exchange Server, the feature doesn't always work. Also, the recipient may be quicker to open the mail message than you can recall it - you may be simply too late. This is a feature with Exchange server.BTW do you have Exchange server? "Ali M. Al Farras" <Ali M. Al Farras@discussions.microsoft.com> дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ :616CF0D2-A4A8-4722-84EE-F5F14C060CDA@microsoft.com... > Sometimes, after sending a message using outlook, you find out that the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > let me know. > Thank you.
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