To avoid sending emails without attachments and other silly mistakes, we've always used an Outlook Rule to delay deliveries by a couple minutes. It's in one our Outlook tips on our web site: Delay Sending Your Emails in Microsoft Outlook
That's worked nicely for many versions. It still works for Outlook 2013, but with a different twist.
In earlier versions, if you opened the delayed message from the Outbox, edited it and sent it, the time would restart. So if you had a 2 minute delay, the message would sit in the Outbox for another two minutes. With the 2013 version, the original time is used, so if the two minutes have passed, the message is sent immediately.
Is there a way to fix this so the clock gets reset after each Send to be compatible with prior Outlook versions? T