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've ever sent an error-packed email before, you're not alone. It's common for people to accidentally email the wrong person, forget to attach a file, or send out a message filled with some typos ...

If you’ve ever sent an email and then realize that it was missing key details, contained too many details, or was a little too emotional, you’ve surely longed for a way to delete it from the recipient ...

If you have mistakenly sent an email which includes mistakes or an email that you wish you hadn’t sent at all. You will be pleased to know that if you are using Microsoft’s Outlook, 365 or Microsoft ...

Microsoft users who have mistakenly sent email messages to then only immediately wish they had a way of delete or recalling them. Will be pleased to know that all hope is not lost and that sometimes ...

If you accidentally click the "Send" button in Outlook Express before you're ready to send the email, you might be able to recall it if you and the recipient both use a Microsoft Exchange account.

What recall actually does is inform the recipient that you want to recall it and then gives them the choice of letting you do so. At least that's the way it worked the last time I saw it ...

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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 Exchange ...

Have you ever regretted an email immediately after you've sent it and wish you could grab it back from the ether before it gets to your recipients? We all have. And here's the good news: you can. How ...