HTML format
It would be nice if I could write emails in html (android app)
Daniele Calafiore
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Leah Gallagher
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This should be a known issue as it has been reported many times. Outlook for Android does not display HTML emails. Please fix this as it almost defeats the purpose of having the app if you still need to use the web app just to read an email.
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Anonymous
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Our company is huge and just switched to outlook app. This is ridiculous. I mean hello MICROSOFT DO YOU EVEN CARE WHAT PEOPLE THINK? This has been an issue since the app first came out with tons of complaints. You shouldn't even call it outlook if it doesn't work like the PC version. It should be called Outlook Lite or some other **** so companies do not get fooled into adopting it.
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Jens
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Even my old Windows 10 Mobile had HTML format and much of the functions that the PC version had and was far superior to what the Android version is in 2020? I would love to have the same look and feel and features like that.
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hdeskszscz_retail@contractor.hpcl.co.in
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html or rich text composition of email in the android mobile
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Mitchell Peace
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Send and receive HTML formatted emails.
Ability to customise the font style and size sent to match desktop app.
Bold, italics, colours and bullet points. All basic functions that need to be added also.
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tim@paveley.co.uk
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provide a "reading view" for HTML emails so you can easily read the content without having to constantly zoom and scroll left/right on small screens.
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maqbool.hussain@khaadi.com
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Thanks for cooperation
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Hosepian, Hagop A
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Basic HTML formatting , why would that be missing, things like bold italic and underline
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jaydutt.pandya@essarsteel.co
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All the emails which are written as HTML are rendered as plain text format, instead render HTML
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Colin -
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Also important for the Signature -- as it is now, we can't include formatting or company logo in our signature. That makes Outlook unacceptable to our business. We use Samsung Mail which integrates into Exchange nicely and supports proper formatting via HTML in messages. Outlook should do this natively too!
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Paul Michalik
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In many cases articles such as newsletter, or other rich text formats are displayed in original formatting and style. This makes them unreadable on small screens. Please render the text in a responsive way.
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Daware, Sharad
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I suggested HTML Formatting features a year ago and informed that it's under consideration. how long it will take
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mbaker@myaspenbrook.com
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When I create a new email, my preset HTML signature appears just fine, but when I reply to an email, my signature loses all formatting applied to it. I also can't input an image in my signature via HTML. iOS has these functionalities, why doesnt Android?
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Nitin Kaistha
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Not happy using outlook on Mobile
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GS
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No html formatting is a huge limitation forcing me to switch to another android email client. Shame as other than that I'd be quite satisfied with Outlook for Android.
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Chinedu Ibe
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mail should be composed in html
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Pete P
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rich text needs to be supported. It's a must have
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Anonymous
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allow email to be in HTML and not just plain text. Allow for us to switch back and forth if needed.
Plain text makes it IMPOSSIBLE to paste parts of an Excel spreadsheet as a table in an email. -
Borgo, Alessandro Antonio
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I've created an email with Outlook from my PC; the mail body was filled with a TABLE
When I've reopened this email from DRAFT folder from Outlook for Android, the original TABLE STRUCTURE was lost and automatically rearranged .
If Outlook for Android aim to be an "on the go alternative" to Outlook for PC, this problem has to be considered a bug because I can't lost the work done in office time when I reopened the saved email by smartphone!!
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Anonymous
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Outlook for iPhone allows to send HTML formatted emails. I moved to Android and I'm disappointed Outlook for Android sends emails in plain text!
