I do not like the how the email highlights words and I cannot take the highlight off. Especially the word thank you.
I do not like the how the email highlights words and I cannot take the highlight off. Especially the word thank you.
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steve.carpenter
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It is almost impossible to modify individual words in the email text for special effects such as boldface, underlining, italics and highlighting. When I click on the word, "Select All" comes up - after about 3 minutes of multiple attempts to isolate the single word or phrase that I want to modify, I can sometimes achieve such modification.
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Joe bananas
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I'm not tweeting dank memes to my peeps so I don't need gifs or emoticons please stop distracting me I'm trying to write an email to my professor and I don't want to come off as like, omg, a tween
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Gregg Creten
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don't like it.........especially the highlighted areas. can't get rid of it. and any info behind it gets deleted.............why
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Anonymous
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I was trying to send a thank you email to a state representative who did a kindness for a group of my college students without saying the words Thank you because I didn't want to look like I am 15. It is so unprofessional.
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Anonymous
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Saying thank you in a business email should not result in a photo of a gift or something else inappropriate showing up. Perhaps Microsoft could realize that there are numerous businesses and universities using outlook and should develop a version that is business friendly and not just teenager oriented.
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Anonymous
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Yes!!!! And what does it even do?!? Probably something I seriously dont want happening in my work email!!!
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[Deleted User]
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I agree! It is annoying. This is a business email, I will not be adding GIFs in place of the word thank you.
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Anonymous
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I don't like it either. anonymous
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Rez
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Keyboard highlighting does not work beyond a word, and mouse needs to be involved.
