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Hi, I have the insider fast lane downloads activated and so running the version 15.38. And I don't have many new features like email templates and the ability to send scheduled email. Is that only because I'm running the retail version and not the O365 one? I should I have this fast insider thing activated anyway if not for receiving new features and only being experimented (cause I don't get good stuff, but bad stuff gets downloaded and messes with my installation and setup). (I wonder Why In God's heaven would someone have this brilliant idea? It was never good enough, not even close of what you get on windows) the same was happening with 15.37 and any version I had since installed Office 2016 for MAC. Thanks in advance for insights on that.

• Outlook Default Email Template Outlook 2016
• Outlook 2016 Email Template Folder

Hi, >> And I don't have many new features like email templates and the ability to send scheduled email. What do you mean about the 'email templates' feature and 'Send scheduled email' feature? Do you mean the 'Send Later' feature introduced in update 09 and later? Additionally, the 'Send Later' feature requires Office 365 Subscription currently.

I used the volume license version of Office for Mac 2016, update Outlook for Mac 2016 to version 15.37 (170815), and there is no 'Send Later' feature either. Best Regards, Winnie Liang Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. How can i highlight a pdf file.

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!

Outlook 2016 for Mac updates include email templates, ability to send emails later and more Jun 19, 2017 Deborah Bach Outlook for Mac is adding several highly requested features for Outlook 365 customers to help them get more done quickly and keep on top of their work.

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.

Outlook Default Email Template Outlook 2016

Click the Signatures button in the ribbon and select Edit Signatures: 4. Click the + button to add a new signature.

Outlook 2016 Email Template Folder

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! Hope this helps! Proudly published using.