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When I send an email, many times I wish I had something to jog my memory to followup with that person if they didn't respond back. &nbsp;I use Outlook 2007 on a network with SBS server 2008 and Exchange. &nbsp;What are some options for setting an automatic memory jogger when I send that email? &nbsp;Ideally it would send me an email back, like a day later where it is asking me if that person responded back. &nbsp;I don't like the &quot;reminders&quot; window in Outlook, as there isn't much displaying there and I tend to not pay attention to it. I like the Outlook main window where I have everything in view and my emails displaying in the All Mail Items list with subject line displayed and with the reading pane to the right. &nbsp;That layout seems to work best for my mind.
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When I send an email, many times I wish I had something to jog my memory to followup with that person if they didn't respond back.  I use Outlook 2007 on a network with SBS server 2008 and Exchange.  What are some options for setting an automatic memory jogger when I send that email?  Ideally it would send me an email back, like a day later where it is asking me if that person responded back.  I don't like the "reminders" window in Outlook, as there isn't much displaying there and I tend to not pay attention to it. I like the Outlook main window where I have everything in view and my emails displaying in the All Mail Items list with subject line displayed and with the reading pane to the right.  That layout seems to work best for my mind.

Email reminder Outlook 2007

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