Add flair to your email with emojis - Microsoft Support
Add flair to your email with emojis. Applies To. Windows 10 and 11 contain a large set of emojis. To insert one: Put your cursor where you want the emoji. Hold Windows key + . (period) to open the Windows Emoji picker. Select a symbol to insert it in your email message.
The animated graphic in my e-mail message doesn't work
Cause. By default, Outlook plays animated graphics in the body of email messages. If only the first frame of the animation appears, you have animations, or animated GIFs, disabled. Resolution. You can enable animated GIFs in Outlook by doing one of the following: In Outlook for Office 365 before version 2008, select File > Options > Advanced.
Autocorrect emojis in documents and email - Microsoft Support
Autocorrect emojis in documents and email. Applies To. When you type :) or :-) in Word or Outlook, autocorrect converts the characters to the color, smiley-face emoji (Segoe UI Unicode character 1F60A).
Add, change, or remove a picture for a contact in Outlook
To add, remove, or change a picture for a contact, switch to your Contacts folder and edit the contact. For steps to change your own Outlook photo, see Change my photo. In Outlook, images can be added to a contact so you put a face to a name or a …
Everything you need to know to write effective alt text
Consider what is important about an image. For example, important context might be the setting, the emotions on people's faces, the colors, or the relative sizes. Do not repeat the surrounding textual content as alt text or use phrases referring to images, such as, "a …
Access your Account Privacy Settings - Microsoft Support
Go to the File tab, select Account (or Office Account in Outlook) in the bottom of the left pane, and then choose Manage Settings. To access your privacy settings in the new Outlook for Windows: On the View tab, select View settings and choose General. Select Privacy and data then choose Privacy settings.
Cut out part of a picture - Microsoft Support
For an image in a Office file, you can remove parts of the picture that you don't want to include. As described below, you start with automatic background removal. Then, you manually indicate the areas of the picture that you want to keep and remove.
Video: Add and change picture effects - Microsoft Support
Training: Add and change picture effects to make your pictures look their best. Correct blurry and dark pictures, or add borders and shadows to make pictures stand out.
Editing photos without Picture Manager - Microsoft Support
Microsoft Office Picture Manager isn’t included in recent versions of Office, but you can use Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Excel to edit photos in place in an Office document.
Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook - Microsoft Support
This article describes the keyboard shortcuts in new Outlook for Windows. While many shortcuts are the same as in classic Outlook, there are some differences. Tip: To quickly find a shortcut in this article, press Ctrl + F, and then type your search terms.
Add or change an effect for a picture - Microsoft Support
You can enhance your picture by adding effects, such as shadows, glows, reflections, soft edges, bevels, and three-dimensional (3-D) rotations to it. You can also add an artistic effect to a picture or change the brightness, contrast, or sharpness of a picture.