We recently migrated from Exchange 2003 to 2007. Several users have an outlook delay send rule applied on their client machines. With Exchange 2003, you could override the delay send by doing a manual send/receive. Since switching to Exchange 2007, a manual send/receive still leaves the message in the outbox until the delay period expires. We use Outlook 2003, and send/receive options are set at 'send immediately when connected.' What i'd like to figure out is how to manually override the rule when sending email.

Thanks in advance for any help!

'Set a default 'Do not Deliver before' time' and 'To delay sending a message in Outlook' May 6 2017: Edited the macros to properly move early morning messages ahead a few hours, not 1 day and to account for messages sent Sat or Sun. When Outlook is set with the delay and a Kerberos ticket is renewed, the program will use the new ticket and try to connect online. Note The version of Outlook 2016 for Mac must be 03 or later.