How to Forward Multiple Emails Individually in Outlook

 With a small workaround, you can forward any bunch of emails as individual messages quickly in Outlook.

If you want to forward a bunch of emails in Outlook, you could, of course, highlight them and send them as attachments to a new message (by selecting Forward Items from the context menu). You could also open each message and forward it individually.

If neither option appeals to you, Outlook can help you out with a folder and a rule. Copy the recipients to a special folder and have an Outlook rule forward them individually and automatically.

To have Outlook forward a heap of messages individually for you:

1. Create a new folder in Outlook. (Call it "Forward" perhaps.)
2. Copy all messages you want to forward to the "Forward" folder.
3. Make sure the "Forward" folder is open.
4. In Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016:
   1. Make sure the Home (or the HOME) ribbon is open.
   2. Click Rules in the Move category.
   3. Select Create Rule… from the menu that shows.
   4. Click Advanced Options….
5. In Outlook 2007:
   1. Select Tools | Rules and Alerts... from the menu.
   2. Click New Rule....
   3. Highlight Check messages when they arrive.
   4. Click Next >.
6. Click Next > (leaving all conditions unchecked).
7. Click Yes under This rule will apply to every message you receive. Is this correct?.
8. Make sure forward it to people or public group (or forward it to people or distribution list) is checked under Step 1: Select action(s).
   • You can alternatively check forward it to people or public group as an attachment (or forward it to people or distribution list as an attachment) to forward messages not inline but attached.
9. Click people or public group (or people or distribution list) under Step 2: Edit the rule description.

You can delete the rule and the "Forward" folder if you want, of course, or just delete the messages in it and re-use the folder later.

(Tested with Outlook 2007, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016)