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I am trying to copy and paste from one email to another and outlook will not keep the format. This is the new outlook app so there is no File tab like suggested in every other answer.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Try this
I copy my email, and when I go to paste, I hold control and click the paste button on the top row. It pastes with formatting and I can change the needed items in the email without losing the formatting.
I copy my email, and when I go to paste, I hold control and click the paste button on the top row. It pastes with formatting and I can change the needed items in the email without losing the formatting.
I copy my email, and when I go to paste, I hold control and click the paste button on the top row. It pastes with formatting and I can change the needed items in the email without losing the formatting.
I copy my email, and when I go to paste, I hold control and click the paste button on the top row. It pastes with formatting and I can change the needed items in the email without losing the formatting.
David,
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING! I have spent the last few weeks talking to IT and researching, and now have a solution.