Nov 29, 2010 - Instead, when you choose the File -> Export command, you're offered the single option to export mail in the Outlook for Mac Data File (.olm). Is there an easy way to take an HTML email that is in AppleMail and save it out as an HTML file that can be used for email updates? I know in Outlook you can save as html file but looking to do this on a mac with AppleMail. I know i can view the raw source data but this doesnt provide me with the right information.

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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As a remote worker, I keep in touch with my colleagues by way of the “”. This is a short and sweet e-mail that outlines what I did yesterday and well as what I’m going to do today. Oddly enough, Outlook for Mac does not have a mail template that I could create to send these out faster! So here’s a quick trick I use as a workaround You can make your own e-mail “templates” by simply hacking up a signature. Do the following: 1. Start a new e-mail message.

Enter the default text that you want. Hilight the entire message (or use CMD+A) and copy it to the clipboard. Click the Signatures button in the ribbon and select Edit Signatures: 4.

Click the + button to add a new signature. Paste in your content, then click the “Untitled” section and rename your signature: That’s it! Close the window and next time you create a new e-mail message, you can simply select the template from the signatures section and you’re all set!

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