Would you like to send an email which contains a lively web page instead of an unattractive plain link? This article will teach you how to insert a web page into an Outlook email.
More often than not, when we need to send a website related information by an email, we are used to embed a hyperlink in the email. In contrast with a link formed by multiple boring characters, a web page encompassing colorful pictures will be more charming. Now read on to learn the elaborate operations.
Insert a Web Page into an Email Message Body in Outlook 2010
- At the very outset, open Outlook and create a new email.
- After getting into the New Message window, shift to “Insert” tab and press “Attach File” button.
- Then a new window of “Insert File” will turn up. You should click on “All Files” button, and choose “Text Files” from its drop down list.
- Next you could input the URL in “File” name field. You could type manually or directly copy and paste it.
- After that, you need to click the down arrow of “Inset” button. From the drop down list, select “Insert as Text”.
- Later you will get an Outlook prompt, asking you whether to use normal style or not. You can choose “Yes” or “No” as per your wishes and needs.
- Finally you will return to the previous New Message window. You will find that the web page has been inserted into the message body successfully.
Notes: During you taking the above steps, Outlook may misbehave and even not respond. But you could leave Outlook alone for a while. After several minutes, it will recover by itself and succeed in adding the web page.
Insert a Web Page into an Email Message Body in Outlook 2007
In contrast to Outlook 2010, inserting a web page into message body in Outlook 2007 is much simple and convenient.
- After entering Outlook main window, click “View” > “Toolbars” > “Web” to enable web searching feature.
- Then you could paste the website into the web searching field. And press “Enter” key button to open the web page.
- When the web page shows up, click “Actions” > “Send Web Page by Email”.
- Later a new email window will arise, in which the web page has existed in its message body.
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