nomadspec.blogg.se - Why is there no send button in outlook

Note: The suggested Ctrl+F keyboard shortcut in the ToolTip doesn’t work while composing a message.

Click OK to return to the opened draft.įorwarding an attached draft message will create a sendable copy.

From the “Popular Commands” list, select: Forward.

Click on the down arrow on the right side of the Quick Access Toolbar and choose: More Commands…Īnother way to go would be to to choose: File-> Options-> Quick Access Toolbar.

When you then open the Draft attachment, pressing the Forward button will automatically create a sendable copy of the Draft (without a FW: prefix to the subject or a message header). If you need to do this on a regular basis, another approach would be to add the Forward button to the Quick Access Toolbar of the message composing screen. You cannot directly send an attached draft message move it to your Drafts folder first. When you now open the item from the Drafts folder, the Send button is active so you can send the message. This is because attachments which are opened directly from within Outlook are opened as Read Only.ĭrag & drop works best to achieve this easily select the attachment in the Reading Pane and click and hold the mouse button to drop it into the Drafts folder. To send an attached Draft messages, you’ll first need to save this item into your own Drafts folder.

How can I send these drafts without needing to copy them into a new message? When I open the attachments to revise the emails before sending, the send button is unavailable as it is greyed out.

A colleague has sent me some draft emails as attachments to a message.