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Well, Windows and Microsoft users, rejoice: Fortunately, you can recall an email when you’re using Microsoft Outlook, but you first have to know how to do so—and whether it’s even possible ...

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You will be pleased to know that if you are using Microsoft’s Outlook, 365 or Microsoft Exchange you can use Microsoft’s sent mail recall feature to retrieve an erroneously sent email.

Thankfully, Microsoft planned for just this occasion with Outlook, as the messaging app lets you recall an email on both Windows and Mac. The feature is easy to use, though it's buried deep inside ...

This makes us think there should be a way to recall the sent messages. Fortunately, Microsoft’s popular email client – Outlook, offers an option to recall and replace a message. Please note ...

If you notice a grammatical error or a link you forgot to include in an Outlook email you sent, you can recall it and replace it with a new message—here’s how ...

If you just sent an email by mistake, don't worry—there might be something you can do about it. My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a license to write about absolutely anything if I can ...

Outlook has a "Recall Message" feature that can delete an email sitting in the recipient's email inbox. However, it only works if you are sending a message to someone using the same Microsoft ...

Here's the quick and concise instructions for how to recall an email in Outlook. Boy howdy, have we been there. Maybe you forgot an attachment. Maybe you accidentally sent your boss a resume and ...

Email providers like Outlook and Gmail have a handy feature that allows you to edit or recall messages after you've sent them, giving you an easy way to correct typos or amend the original message ...