Do you know how to duplicate an entire email draft?
Updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
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Sometimes it can be useful to have multiple copies of the same email.
If you want to duplicate a particular message in Outlook, place the cursor in any of these fields: **To**, **Cc**, **Bc**, or **Subject**, and press **CTRL+F**.
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**Note:** This works on **Outlook for Windows** only. Unfortunately, it doesn't work on **Outlook for Mac** nor **Outlook on the web**.
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It will open a new draft message with the very same information as the original one.
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This is handy if you want to ask different people their opinion. Easily get multiple copies of the same email for each of them.
E.g. Subject: Scrum - what is the best length of a Sprint?
Figure: Place the cursor into "Subject" field and press CTRL+F to create a new copy of your message
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