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The world has gone mobile so when you design emails for your DEMs you need to get responsive emails. That’s an easy win, if you think of doing it with email marketing or marketing automation tools like Mailchimp, Active Campaigns, etc.How To Embed Html Email In Outlook 2016 For Mac Keeps Asking For PasswordWhat if you have to design HTML emails to be sent through Outlook?
Outlook will normally use the HTML version of the message and discard the plain text version. You can see the HTML source in Outlook but not all the parts that may have been in the original message. Attachments – Outlook should convert the encoded part of the email back into files. Jul 06, 2020 The Insert File dialog opens. Navigate to the folder with your HTML email signature file. Choose your Outlook email signature file. Click the small triangle next to the Insert button. Select Insert as Text from the drop-down menu.
On July 7, 2014 Microsoft reported that over 1.1 billion people use Microsoft Office. So the estimated base of Microsoft Outlook users in 2014 is between 500M and 600M. That is a lot of users!
After all, when you work with big corporations emails are very often sent through Outlook.
Designing HTML emails for outlook it is definitely not a best practice. Outlook is designed to support only a sub-set of HTML 4, so some HTML tags are simply ignored. These tags are not removed from your code, they will display just fine on other email clients that support them, but Outlook skips them. Moreover Outlook does not read CSS so you have to use inline CSS.
Anyway let’s say you designed and coded your HTML email and you are ready to import to Outlook. How can you quickly upload this email? There are many methods online but I want to show you a quick and dirty way to quickly get your HTML email ready to be sent.
NB. If you use Office 365 you need to add the attach button to the quick access toolbar otherwise you won’t be able to insert the HTML as a text. Import HTML emails in Outlook 365
1. Select more commands to customize your quick access toolbarHow To Embed Html Email In Outlook 2016 For Mac Duplicate Emails
2. Choose the ’attach’ function and ’add’ it to the toolbar
3. Open the ’attach a file’ window from the quick access toolbar
4. Select the HTML file you need to import BUT do not click to INSERT yet
5. Switch the ’insert’ button with the ’insert as a text’ button and click
Here’s the magic! The HTML file will be imported and visualized properly in your email. At this point you’ll just need to send it to your audience.
I hope this short guide will speed you up when working with HTML emails in Outlook 365.
I’m looking forward to your comments.
Maurizio

Last update: May 2020
Applicable to: Outlook 2019, 2016, 365; Outlook.com. Windows and macOS operating systems.
Here’s a question we received from one of our readers:
I would like to put an animated file into an Outlook message that i want to send to a friend having her 50th birthday. Not exactly sure about to go about adding the animated gif image into the message so it can appear on my outgoing email. Any help is appreciated!Insert gifs into Outlook emails
One important note before we start: Only Outlook 365 versions, support inserting as well as loop-playing Gif files embedded into the message header. Office 2016 support for gif files is somewhat limited, so the recipient will need to view your email in a browser in order to be able to watch the animation (Done by From the message window, hit the the Actions button and then select the View in Browser command.)
If you use Outlook 365 , you are not only able to embed animations (being gif, swf files) into the content of the email you’ll be sending, but also to add those gifs into your Outlook custom signature.
Be aware that based on their computer security settings, recipients of your email might not be able to see your animations when opening your emails in Outlook. Readers reported that animated gifs are supported and visible for the most in web email clients, such as GMail and Outlook.com.Send Html Email In Outlook
OK without further ado, let’s get started:
*Navigate to your Outlook message.
*From the Ribbon, hit Insert.
*If you have already your animated .gif file stored in your personal computer,hit Pictures.
*If you would like to search for a graphic on a web browser, Facebook, Twitter etc’, hit Online Pictures. Note that you might be prompted to provide your login credentials to access online resources. Note that in this case, the animation will be visible if the message recipient is connected to the web.
*Once your graphic file is found, select it and hit Insert again.
*Once the file is inserted, you are able to resize and format it as needed (using the Format menu).Send Gif as an attachment
If you are using older Outlook versions, you might be able to easily attach your animated gif to your Outlook message.
Here you go:
*Open Microsoft Outlook
*Create new Message.
*Hit Insert.
*Select Attach File.
*Pick your animated file from your file system, shared folder or OneDrive.
*Last, go ahead and hit OK.
*That’s it

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