Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook on the web for business
I am also looking for exactly the same ... is there any update?
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How can I generate a hyperlink to a specific email?
Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook on the web for business
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I am also looking for exactly the same ... is there any update?
Best way (for me) is:
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Thanks for the suggestion that might work for you, but:
A) Step 9 . Right clicking the 'Open > " icon does not work for me in the ToDo app or the "Open in Outlook > " icon in the ToDo pane of the New Outlook app. I can only left click which opens the email in a new window with no way to get a URL
B) That's a helluva lot of steps just to get a URL. It might have been good as an interim workaround but doesn't change the need for a more direct way to generate a permalink to an email.
This method works only in outlook on the web and in classic outlook, not in thw new outlook.
Best method is sending the email to onenote and from there you get the link.