This guide is part of the Microsoft Outlook 2016 series
1.
How to add a category in Outlook 2016
2. How to add a contact in Outlook 2016
3. How to add a link to an email an Outlook 2016
4. How to add a read receipt in Outlook 2016
5. How to add an attachment to Outlook 2016
6. How to add more options to the ribbon in Outlook
7. How to adjust reading pane in Outlook 2016
8. How to AutoArchive emails in Outlook 2016
9. How to create folders in Outlook 2016
10. How to delete groups of emails in Outlook 2016
2. How to add a contact in Outlook 2016
3. How to add a link to an email an Outlook 2016
4. How to add a read receipt in Outlook 2016
5. How to add an attachment to Outlook 2016
6. How to add more options to the ribbon in Outlook
7. How to adjust reading pane in Outlook 2016
8. How to AutoArchive emails in Outlook 2016
9. How to create folders in Outlook 2016
10. How to delete groups of emails in Outlook 2016
Make: Microsoft
Model / Product: Outlook
Version: 2016
Objective / Info: Create a new email in outlook 2016 and add a hyperlink to the subject of that email.
Model / Product: Outlook
Version: 2016
Objective / Info: Create a new email in outlook 2016 and add a hyperlink to the subject of that email.
1
Click on the Outlook icon to open.
2
In the upper left hand corner of the screen, click the "New Email" button.
3
Populate the To, CC, Subject fields as you normally would and type in a sentence of text including the word that you want to change into a link.
4
Highlight the word or words that you want to change into a link by left clicking at the start, and dragging across until you reach the end. Click the "Insert" tab at the top of the page.
5
Click the "Hyperlink" button.
6
In the "Address" field, type the url of the website that you want to link to and click the "OK" button.
7
The word or text you selected in step 4 should now be a clickable link. Send the email as you would normally.
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This task should now be complete. If not, review and repeat the steps as needed. Submit any questions using the section at the bottom of this page.
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