If you’ve ever sent an email and regretted it, you've wished you could yank it out of the other person's inbox. Fortunately, you can often recall an email when you’re using Microsoft Outlook ...

Email recall is an exclusive feature Users with a Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft 365 account can recall . The first significant caveat is that the recall feature is limited to Outlook users with ...

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.

Recalling a message is one of the most useful features of Microsoft Outlook. Here's how to recall an email you didn't mean to send in Outlook on desktop.

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 ...

You have a choice of whether to recall or replace an email in Microsoft Outlook. (Image credit: John Loeffler/Microsoft) In the dialog box that opens, you'll be presented with a choice of how you ...

To unsend an email in Outlook, first go to the Sent Items menu. Next, double click on the message you wish to recall until it pops up in another window. Click the File button then click Info.

Microsoft Outlook offers a Recall feature that allows you to unsend an email and delete it from the recipient’s inbox. This feature only works if the recipient hasn’t read the email yet.

To recall an email in Outlook, here's what you need to do (via Microsoft Support):. Launch the Outlook app on your PC.; On the left-hand panel, go to your Sent Items folder. Scroll through the ...

A few email services, including Microsoft’s Outlook, come with a built-in feature to recall or replace a sent email. So, to help you in these situatio ...

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 ...