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How To Schedule E-mail Responses In Your Outlook Calendar Or As A Task

If you receive an E-Mail message in Outlook and you don't have time to respond to it immediately, you can easily add it to your Calendar or Tasks and schedule a block of time when you will be able to reply.

To turn an E-Mail message into an item on your Calendar or Task:

1. Drag the message from your Inbox onto the Calendar or Task Icon on the Outlook Bar or onto your Calendar or Task folder. This will create a new Appointment/Task item.
   
   
2. Enter the date and time you want to reply and specify any additional options you want, such as reminders. (The body of the E-Mail message is automatically added to the Appointment or Task.)
   
   
3. Click Save and Close to add the Appointment to your Calendar/Task.

Outlook will automatically notify you when it is time to respond to the E-Mail.

Note: You can drag items between all Outlook folders: Inbox, Tasks, Calendar, Contacts, Notes and etc.

For more options: right-click before you drag