How To Get Html Code From A Message In Outlook For Mac 2015

A dialogue box pops up asking me for the field to send the emails to, the subject and what to send (text, html or attachment). I select 'Email', type in the subject and then select 'Html'. Once I do that and hit 'Ok', the window closes, pops me over to Outlook and makes the ding noise that a message was sent.

I use Dreamweaver to design email templates for a newsletter in HTML. Is there a way I can import the HTML code from this template directly into an Outlook message so I can send it (for example) to my clients? You can inject HTML code into the message body via the Insert as Text option; • tab Insert-> (Attach) File-> select the created htm-file-> press the down arrow on the Insert button-> Insert as Text Inject HTML code directly into the message body via Insert as Text. Outlook 2016 This option no longer exists in Outlook 2016 new File Attach dialog. However, you can still bring back the classic dialog with the “Insert as Text” option as instructed in;.

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I am having a nagging issue with Outlook for Mac 365. As I type a reply to an email the cursor will loose focus and I have to click into the email to start typing again and at some point the cursor loses focus again. I have searched online and tried a number of things recommended for 2011. Here is what I have all tried: • Turn on and off When replying or forwarding, use the format of the original message • Compose messages in HTML by default • Verify the fronts on my computer and removing any duplicates This is starting to get pretty annoying - any suggestions on what I can do to fix this issue? It doesn't happen on all emails. For me I had both issues happen.

One it would loose focus all together, the other would jump to the end of the signature. Both were resolved when I turned off Auto Correct and Auto Format.

I did more testing on this and you don't have to turn off all of autocorrect/auto format. You just have to turn off 1 setting. It appears the bug is related to the 'Capitalize the first letter of sentences' in AutoCorrect section of Preference-->Auto Correct. Unchecking that fixes the issue as a workaround until MS fixes this properly as a bug.

This is absolutely related to the auto-format function (possibly even the auto correct function). I tested an email I was writing that kept losing focus and found that each time Outlook auto-formatted a dash into an en dash (typed a word followed by a hyphen followed by another word) my cursor would lose focus and causes it to move off the current email.

Then you end up typing in space. • looking at Braddik's response above, looks like capitalizing the first letter of a sentence is what sends the cursor to the end of the signature. • Turning off autocorrect / autoformat that changes a hyphen to an en dash. One more thing to note. This seems to occur only if you have custom formatting (for instance, I use a blue font color that looks more like ink).