There are other ways to do this, but I think this is by far the quickest. Note that the Send button is active so you can send it again. That opens the message in it’s original sent state with the To field editable, and you can now address it to someone else. Note: At this time, Quick Steps are not available in Outlook for Mac. To create a keyboard shortcut for your Quick Step, select the keyboard shortcut that you want to assign in the Shortcut key box. Select Add Action for any additional actions. In the Edit Quick Step dialog that appears, in the Shortcut key drop-down at the bottom choose one of the Ctrl+Shift+number key combinations to associate with the Quick Step. Choose Resend This Message (also shown above). Under Actions, choose an action that you want the Quick Step to do.In the classic Outlook on the web, select Settings > Mail > General > Keyboard shortcuts. Under Keyboard shortcuts, select the option you want, and then select Save. In the Edit Quick Step, type a different name, change the actions as needed, and click Finish. In and the new Outlook on the web, select Settings > View all Outlook settings > General > Accessibility. In the Manage Quick Steps window that opens, select the step you want to copy and click Duplicate. (See the section on Quick Steps above if you haven’t already.) When initiated, Reply with Meeting will add the email addresses from the email to the invitee field and the body of the email to the appointment. Click the third icon down (it’s labeled Actions if your e-mail window is large enough) Here's how: In the Quick Steps group, click a small arrow at the bottom right corner. In Outlook, you need to create one of its suggested Quick Steps Reply with Meeting to make this work with one quick shortcut.Find the Move section of the Message ribbon (just to the right of the Quick Steps section) as shown in the Outlook 2013 image above.Go to the Sent Items folder and open the e-mail.
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Rather than manually copying the contents of the old e-mail into a new one, do this (these steps are for Windows Outlook 20, but similar steps work in older versions of Outlook): The scenario to use this is if you have sent an e-mail, and then realize that you need to resend it, maybe to someone else. It’s using the Resend This Message command in Outlook. Here is an Outlook tip I suspect half of you already know about, but it you don’t I think you’ll find it quite useful.
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