Do you need to send an email again? Maybe you forgot to attach a file the first time, or maybe you sent it to the wrong person, maybe you need to add a few more recipients…

One way to do this is to go to find the sent email (in your Sent Items folder) and then do a Forward or Reply on it, make any changes you want and then click Send. The problem with that is it adds FW or RE in the subject line… and adds the original send dates, recipients etc in the body of the email. Any changes that you make to the email may also be highlighted in a different color making it look like you resent the email.

If email security and confidentiality is important to your organization, you may also want to look at SendGuard for Outlook.

There is an another way built into Outlook.

Go to your Sent Items folder.

Open the email in its own window (by double-clicking on it).

The Message tab of the Ribbon should already be selected (click on it if you need to).

One the Move group, click Actions and then click Resend This Message.

A new unsent email will be opened will all the details of this email copied to it. Make any changes that you need to and then click Send.

Resetting Microsoft Edge Browser

Sometimes Microsoft’s Edge browser simple does not work properly. Web sites fail to load, web apps do not work properly and in general Edge3 causes more trouble than its worth. That’s when Firefox & Google Chrome can be saviors.

If you are experiencing any or other issues with Edge, than you can try this fix.

WARNING – resetting a browser may result in data loss, including the loss of favorites, settings, browser history, installed extensions, or other things maintained in the browser

To Reset Microsoft Edge:

1. Turn “off” Device Sync Settings (Settings > Accounts > Sync your Settings > Sync Settings).
2. Open File Explorer
3. Find the following: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Packages
4. Select and delete the following folder:
   Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe(Select “Yes” on any confirmation dialog that follows.)
5. In %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\SettingSync\metastore, delete
   meta.edb, if it exists.
6. In %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\SettingSync\remotemetastore\v1, delete
   meta.edb, if it exists.
7. Restart your PC (Start > Power > Restart).
8. Turn “on” Device Sync Settings (Settings > Accounts > Sync your Settings > Sync Settings).
9. Search for “PowerShell” using Cortana.
10. Right-click the “Windows PowerShell” result, then select
11. Run as administrator.
12. Copy the following command, then Paste it in the PowerShell window and press Enter to run it:

Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers -Name Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml” -Verbose}

13. Then the command completes, Restart your PC (Start > Power > Restart).

To create a desktop shortcut in Microsoft Edge to open a website or a web page direct in Edge browser, you will have to follow the usual way to create a desktop shortcut and change its icon.

If you have set Edge as you default browser:

• Right-click on the desktop
• New
• Shortcut
• In the Type the location of the item field, type the URL of the web page
• Click on Next, give the shortcut and name and complete the process. You may want to change the icon of the newly created shortcut.
• Now when you click on it, the web page will open in Edge.