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Instead of using quick steps, why not try generating your own set of rules for the email to both forward it and reply?<br />
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Rules options are on the File menu, &quot;Manage Rules and Alerts&quot; button.<br />
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If you need assistance with creating a rule let me know.
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Instead of using quick steps, why not try generating your own set of rules for the email to both forward it and reply?

Rules options are on the File menu, "Manage Rules and Alerts" button.

If you need assistance with creating a rule let me know.

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can't define which emails it should apply to with a rule... i only want it on certain emails that i feel it should apply to.
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can't define which emails it should apply to with a rule... i only want it on certain emails that i feel it should apply to.

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The closest built-in option (I think) is when you edit the Quick Step and choose &quot;Show Options&quot;, you can check the box to automatically send it after a one minute delay.<br />
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What about a macro?
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The closest built-in option (I think) is when you edit the Quick Step and choose "Show Options", you can check the box to automatically send it after a one minute delay.

What about a macro?

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Hello<br />
I've set up an Outlook 2010 &quot;Quick Step&quot; which will forward an email to a specific address and then reply to the sender telling them it's been forwarded.<br />
It works, except that when i click it, the reply and forward messages come up on my screen, and i need to click &quot;send&quot; on each one. is there any way i can skip that, so they just send immediately?
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Hello
I've set up an Outlook 2010 "Quick Step" which will forward an email to a specific address and then reply to the sender telling them it's been forwarded.
It works, except that when i click it, the reply and forward messages come up on my screen, and i need to click "send" on each one. is there any way i can skip that, so they just send immediately?

Outlook 2010 Quick Step - send emails without prompt

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.