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Windspeed Windspeed is offline Can I set up separate buttons for Send and then for Receive Windows 7 32bit Can I set up separate buttons for Send and then for Receive Office 2007
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Hi, I am transitioning from TBird to Outlook. I often want to be able to Send an email(s) without Receiving any. Is it possible to set up separate buttons on the Ribbon for Send and Receive?


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AlanCantor AlanCantor is offline Can I set up separate buttons for Send and then for Receive Windows 10 Can I set up separate buttons for Send and then for Receive Office 2019
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This ten-year old description might get you close:


imap - Outlook - Send email without receiving new messages - Super User
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