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    Shared Email Templates

    Outlook email templates with clickable links

    You can add clickable links to your shared email templates for Outlook in two ways:

    • with the Insert/edit hyperlink button on the template editor toolbar
    • with the Insert macro
    1. Start creating or editing your email template.

    2. In the template, select the text you want to use as a hyperlink.

    3. On the template editor toolbar, select the Insert/edit hyperlink button.

      Use the Insert/edit hyperlink button to add a link to your email template.
    4. In the Insert/Edit link dialog, fill in the fields:

      • URL
      • Text to display (this field is automatically prefilled with the text you’ve selected in the template. You can change that text if needed)
      • Title (the title will appear when you hover over the hyperlink)

      Select OK.

      Specify a URL, text to display, and title.
    5. Save the email template.

    When you use the template, the add-in will insert the clickable link into the Outlook email message.

    A clickable link is inserted into the body of an Outlook email with a template.
    1. In the Outlook email template you’re creating or editing, place the cursor where you want to have a link.

    2. On the template editor toolbar, select the Insert macro button.

      Open the list of available macros.
    3. Select Insert link.

      Choose the Insert link option in the Select macro list.
    4. Fill in the fields in the Link dialog:

      • Web address
      • Text to display
      • Title (it appears when hovering over the link in Outlook)

      Select OK.

      Enter a web address, text to display, and title.
    5. The macro placeholder appears in the template. Save the template.

    When you insert the template into an Outlook email, the macro placeholder will be automatically replaced with the clickable link.

    A link is added to an Outlook email by a macro in a template.
    1. While creating or editing your message template, place the cursor where a link to a OneDrive or SharePoint file is needed.

    2. On the template editor toolbar, select the Insert macro button.

      Open the list of available macros.
    3. Depending on where your file is stored, select Insert link to OneDrive file or Insert link to SharePoint file.

      Choose the Insert link to OneDrive file option.
    4. Select the desired file.

    5. In the Insert link dialog, specify:

      • Who you want the link to work for: Everyone or People in your organization
      • Permissions: View or Edit
      • The link title

      When finished, select OK.

      Specify link access, permissions, and the link title.
    6. Save your template.

    When you use this template for your Outlook emails, a link to the file you selected will be added to the message automatically.

    A link to a OneDrive file is inserted into an Outlook email with a template.

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