I'm using Outlook for Mac 2016 version 16.12 on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6 with a Microsoft Exchange mailbox. I'd like to send an e-mail in the future, but schedule it today. Have you ever sent a message in Microsoft Outlook and immediately regret for the delivery? Or maybe you don’t want to send your message immediately when you finish composing your email. Outlook has a built-in feature that allows you delay single message delivery at a time or some messages every time.

The kb 'An e-mail message may not be delivered at the scheduled time when you enable the 'Do not deliver before' option in an Outlook message' stated that clearly. The delay delivery is not supported in cached mode. But also, even in online mode, if you have the 'Live Meeting Transport' in your outlook 2007 E-mail Account settings, it do not work and you get a message asking if you want to exit. Quicken 2018 for mac review.

(See that post ) Removing 'Live Meeting Transport' in your outlook 2007 E-mail Account settings + online mode outlook 2007 / exchange 2007 allow to use the delay deliver option. Regards Christophe christophe06.