SetDeliveryTime allows users to set default values for the "Do not deliver before" parameter in Outlook.
Current version: 1.0.4
The application is a COM add-in that only works with the classic desktop version of Outlook for Windows.
It is not compatible with the new Outlook for Windows.
To confirm your version: If you see File on the top-left of the screen (menu bar or ribbon), you're using classic Outlook. If File is missing (e.g., you see a simplified ribbon or sidebar), you're using either the new Outlook for Windows or Outlook on the web.
Installation
- Download the SetDeliveryTime_104.zip to your workstation and extract all files.
- Run SetDeliveryTimeSetup.exe and follow the prompts.
- Launch Outlook. Select File > Options > Add-ins and make sure that SetDeliveryTime exists in the "Active Application Add-ins" list.
- Click Add-in Options.
- In the SetDeliveryTime tab configure preferences.
Click Apply > OK.
Testing
- Create a New Email.
- Navigate to Options tab (1) > Delay Delivery button (2).
- Verify the Do not deliver before (3) matches your settings (See Installation - Step #5 ).
Tested with Outlook 2016/2019/2021/365 on Windows 10/11.
Uninstallation
Select Start > Control Panel. Select Programs and features. Select SetDeliveryTime in the list. Right-click and select Uninstall. Follow the instructions.
Free Version Limitations
❌ Unsupported workflow: New Email > Arrow next to "Tags" (1) > Do not deliver before checkbox (2)
✅ Use instead: Options > Delay Delivery
Pro Version removes this restriction and adds a ribbon button:
Please understand that we do not provide technical support for our freeware products.
Prices of the Pro version
Licensing policy: the product is licensed on a per-user basis.
All transactions are securely processed by our external registration providers.
License type
Price per unit
Enterprise license (including the source code)
$4500.00
- A Site license covers a single organization in one location (building complex). You may use the program on an unlimited number of computers within this area.
- An Enterprise license covers all computers in a single organization worldwide. If your company has multiple branches or thousands of machines, the enterprise license covers them all.
- If you are using Outlook on Windows Terminal Services or Citrix, you should purchase 10 licenses per Citrix/TS server or a Site license.
