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I did not have to make a new group. I just added it to the Send/Receive group and it worked for me without a new group.
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I did not have to make a new group. I just added it to the Send/Receive group and it worked for me without a new group.

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where did you add the button &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;at the bottom of the list...
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where did you add the button      at the bottom of the list...

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I think (as I recall) I added it to Send/Receive. &nbsp;I have done that for Outlook 2013. 2010, and 2007 and it seems to work. <br />
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I need Send/Receive because I use POP3 email and disabled the feature to send automatically (I like to think a second time before sending). When I am ready, I just want to click Send/Receive.
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I think (as I recall) I added it to Send/Receive.  I have done that for Outlook 2013. 2010, and 2007 and it seems to work.

I need Send/Receive because I use POP3 email and disabled the feature to send automatically (I like to think a second time before sending). When I am ready, I just want to click Send/Receive.

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hi,<br />
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I am using outlook 2010 and trying to add a send and receive button to the ribbon visible when the home tab is selected. <br />
when I try to customize it, and add it, I see in the customization window it is already there. however, it is not visible when viewing the tool bar.<br />
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anyone &nbsp;any ideas &nbsp;?
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hi,

I am using outlook 2010 and trying to add a send and receive button to the ribbon visible when the home tab is selected. 
when I try to customize it, and add it, I see in the customization window it is already there. however, it is not visible when viewing the tool bar.

anyone  any ideas  ?

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