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Forwarding a note in Outlook 2013 really means sending an e-mail message with a note included as an attachment. It’s helpful if the person to whom you’re forwarding the note uses Outlook, too.

Follow these steps to forward a note:

Click Notes in the Navigation pane.

Click Notes in the Navigation pane.

The Notes list appears.

Click the title of the note you want to forward and click the Forward button on the Ribbon’s Home tab.

Click the title of the note you want to forward and click the Forward button on the Ribbon’s Home tab.

The New Message form appears.

Click the To text box and type the e-mail address of the person who should get your note.

Click the To text box and type the e-mail address of the person who should get your note.

Or, you can click the To button to open the e-mail Address Book, look up the name of the person to whom you want to forward your note, click the To button, and click OK.

Type the note’s subject in the Subject box.

Type the note’s subject in the Subject box.

The subject of your note is already in the Subject box of the New Message form. You can leave it alone or type something else.

If you want, type a message in the text box.

If you want, type a message in the text box.

You don’t have to include a message. Your note may say all you want to say.

Click the Send button.

Click the Send button.

Your message is sent off to its intended recipient(s).

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