Outlook email images is not visible in the body on the email, same is the case with Outlook on the web
tried on different browsers
Version is Outlook 2016
Issue is on MAC OS
Sender is sending correctly but images are not seen at the recipient end
seNDER is only using Outlook for web
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I developed an Outlook Add-In that represents an html page with some JavaScript.
When I try to open the Add-in reading/writing an encrypted mail on our company's tenant, an error message appears.
"You cannot perform this action. Permission to this message is restricted"
The same Add-In works on my test tenant with encrypted mails.
I assume it's because of different Outlook versions (version 2002 on my business tenant vs version 2008 on my test tenant) or some special settings in the tenant.
This post Can't access email with digital signature in outlook addin? Microsoft explained that SMIME signed emails are supported but encrypted are not. But the post is almost 3 years old and as I said, it works with my test tenant.
For Outlook Win32, add-ins on encrypted mails are only supported on builds >= 13229.10000, see here for reference:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/reference/objectmodel/preview-requirement-set/outlook-requirement-set-preview#add-in-activation-on-items-protected-by-information-rights-management-irm
I'm using outlook and gmail links to create events.
I populate the params for each link and publishing it to the users.
The link for outlook:
https://outlook.office.com/owa/?path=/calendar/action/compose&rru=addevent&startdt=2021-05-24T12:00:00&enddt=2021-05-26T19:00:00&subject=Change This With A Subject &location=Change This With A Location&body=Change This With A Body Description.
My question is:
It's possible to click, for example, on outlook link (like the link above) to create the event, but somehow make it open the Desktop outlook app and not outlook web?
Many Thanks,
For the URL specified - no. They are run by web browsers by default.
URLs with the https protocol handler are run by web browsers. But you can register a custom protocol handler on a client machine that can launch Outlook by default and pass parameters as you do for a web browser. Read more about that in the Understanding Protocol Handlers article.
Also, you may find Outlook command-line switches helpful, see Command line switches for Outlook 365, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010 and previous for more information.
I have an Office 365 account that I use only for email. Problem: Whenever a third party sends me a Google calendar invitation, it never arrives in my Outlook 365 inbox.
Today I discovered that all those Google invitations land directly on my Office 365 Calendar, which I have never used (and don't need to use).
Is there a way to configure things (as a user) so I receive notifications in my Office 365 inbox when Google Calendar invites arrive? (You know, like every other email client does? :-)) I looked through Office 365 settings but didn't find a solution.
Thank you!
Are you using the desktop client to read your mails or just the Outlook Web Access? I guess there's no setting in the webclient, but in the desktop application under
Options - Calendar - AutoAccept.
See also this video for instructions...
With the autoaccept setting turned on the google calender invites are automatically added to the calendar and the email (which surley is received) is deleted (and can be found under deleted items)..
I'm developing an integration with Outlook in Office 365 using the latest office.js api for add-ins.
What I have currently is an add-in, which displays a side pane on the appointment compose form. Inside that pane I have the functionality to create an object in our external based on the appointment, taking the start/end times, subject, location etc.
So I have appointment A in the calendar of an O365 account, and object A in an external system.
Is there a way to keep those in sync? I don't see it could be possible using the Outlook Add-In Javascript API, but maybe using ics files, or the Outlook REST API, or Exchange EWS? I see here plenty of issues with the credentials, as the user has separate credentials in our system.
Any tips? I tried to send from our system an ICS file with same iCal UID, but Outlook ignores it.
You would want to to use the Outlook Push Notifications REST API in your web service to get polled when users make changes to their Calendar. Then use the Outlook Calendar REST API to sync changes from your system to their Calendar.
I have a requirement to be able to prompt the user when they send an email from Outlook:
If there is an attachment then ask then a question about the attachment
confirm yes / no
cancel appropriately.
In Outlook on premises I can do that through a client Add-In.
The problem is now the customer wants to go to O365 and the functionality needs to be available through the Outlook web client and mobile OWA.
I cannot find any way to trigger an O365 Add-In automatically for outlook web and/or get any hooks into the Send functionality.
How can I trap the send event on O365 Outlook Web?
Any guidance, much appreciated.
No, you cannot trap any events when a message is sent in the current implementation of OWA.