I am using custom font in outlook email but when client receive it is not showing the exact one.
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Per Can I email, #font-face is only supported in Outlook on macOS.
I never came across any such stuff in Outlook for Windows, as i failed to see any option from Outlook API perspective.
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I am working on outlook addin. But to add addin to outlook I need to see store icon. See image 1.
but when I switch to exchange mail server inbox i start seeing store icon. See image 2.
I am using outlook for mac 16.16.4. please let me know if this is mandatory requirement or I am doing something wrong.
Store functionality is only available for Exchange accounts, just the way Outlook works. Keep in mind that installed web addins are account based, so for multiple Exchange accounts you will have different addins, and for non-Exchange account you will have none.
I'm having trouble adding an https-rss-feed to Outlook 2013 on Windows.
When I add a http-rss-feed, there's no problem, I can add any http-rss-feeds.
I have to add that this is my pc at work, so I can't install any other software. Add-ins for Outlook are possible though. Also a portable version of an app is possible too.
Only when I add an https-rss-feed, it doesn't show up with the rss-feeds, and I get no error message.
I've looked on the internet, and the problem should not occur with Outlook 2016.
Is there an addon I can use or a script to get this to work?
It's my office-computer, so I'm not able to upgrade to Outlook 2016 myself.
Thank you in advance!
You could integrate a live Twitter feed in a Webkit supported email like IOS. When it comes to non-webkit emails, I suggest you consider a dynamic image to present the RSS feed or Twitter feed.
We created a simple web page of just the Twitter feed using the same HTML and CSS from the email. We simply took a screenshot of the feed at the same dimensions of 600×902 through the command line utility wkhtmltoimage and dynamically updated that same image every 10 seconds.
https://litmus.com/blog/how-to-code-a-live-dynamic-twitter-feed-in-html-email
I hope that helps.
Good luck.
Can any body please advise how to create Outlook templates(like .oft or .msg) for MAC outlook by making use of Windows outlook. Is it doable? Do we need to do in any other format? or at-least how to do reusable outlook templates on Mac for multiple Mac users like the way we do for Windows Outlook which they can directly open and use. I tried searching but didn't get exact answers.
Outlook for Mac doesn't offer this functionality.
The closest you can get is by opening the HTML file in Word and doing a mail merge to Outlook. But this is very bad practice and highly not advisable.
Here is the official Q&A: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Can-I-create-email-templates-in-Outlook-2016-for-Mac-6339b60e-2e5a-4aed-a9e6-2e7b5d7eb5a0
When you have an Office 365 Subscription and use Insider Fast updates on your OutLook for Mac this new Email Template feature is now available. See this blog post.
I am building apps with the new technology of Office add-ins (formerly app for Office).
The add-ins activate well when registered globally for the Office 365 tenant or individually by user (mechanical gear > manage add-ins).
I would like my add-in to work with Office365's shared mailboxes. The add-ins do not load in Outlook desktop or in OWA when the shared mailbox is open alone.
However, I managed to make it work when setting the shared mailbox as a shared folder displayed under my primary mailbox, as explained here (see picture below). It is better than nothing but not an acceptable solution, I would like my add-ins to be displayed when consulting my mailbox in Desktop client and in OWA when using the "Open another mailbox" (see link above).
My question is then: how to make add-ins working with shared mailboxes? A possible solution is: a shared mailbox seems to be related with a special kind of user. Would it be possible to install the add-in for this special user in order to have the add-ins always working with shared mailboxes?
Edited:
Not supported for now. I created a feature request in Office365 User Voice. Consider bringing your vote to it.
There is a new feature request to cover this functionality.
This feature request has theoretically been implemented and is in public preview.
Theoretically if you add the following under <DesktopFormFactor> it enables this feature:
<SupportsSharedFolders>true</SupportsSharedFolders>
However, people are having issues with this throwing Schema errors. See GitHub or StackOverflow. (NOTE: StackOverflow has a solution, but I didn't find it actually worked).
It maybe there is some undocumented magic so it could work now.
Outlook add-ins are not supposed to activate outside of your primary mailbox. This is intentionally disabled. What you're seeing with it displaying when opened under your primary mailbox there Benoit is likely a bug.
The office add-in can be configured to show on a mail item. it does not matter the type of mailbox, if the item you are viewing is a mail message, your add-in should show.
The simple test you can do, does your add-in show in your mailbox mail messages? if yes, this means it should show in mail messages from the shared mailbox. It is divide and conquer issue we need to resolve.
Let me know if you have more questions or need clarifications.
Does the new Microsoft Outlook API, which enables development of Outlook addins for cross platform, have the ability to trigger an event off the user clicking the send button?
I currently have an Outlook VSTO addin that uses the Application.ItemSend event to check an email for specific content and present the user with a popup asking them if they still want to send or not. This is only compatible with Outlook 2007-16 on Windows though, and I was hoping the new API might enable me to build something similar for Outlook on Mac/mobile/web, but I haven't found any examples or documentation on this particular event trigger yet.
Link to Outlook API
Some support for handling a "send" event was recently added for Outlook Add-ins.
There are several limitations, so be sure to read all the documentation. In particular, this is currently only supported in the Web version of Outlook, and the send event feature cannot be used in any add-ins that will be published in the Office Store.
No, there is no such event. It will most likely be added in the future from what I hear...