Bypass Delay Delivery Rule to Send Now?

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24th Jul 2007

Hope someone can help with this...

Using Outlook 2002 with Exchange 2003.

I have a user with a five minute delay delivery rule on all messages. For
the occasional message, she would like to bypass that rule and send the
message immediately. This bypass would be on a message-by-message basis, and
not based on recipient or any other criteria that would be aided by an
exception to the rule.

Ideally, she would just have a Send Now button that would force the message
to be sent immediately. I'm not seeing anything in Outlook 2002 to allow
this.

Any ideas?

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