Put file link outlook email

Click Create Hyperlink Here. A link to your file displays containing the full path and file name of your document. Right click the link text. Click Edit Hyperlink from the shortcut menu. Edit Hyperlink dialog box displays. My attachments are set to go to the bottom of the email, no matter how long it is. How do I change that so they don't go to the bottom anymore? Do you mean to insert the file and show all file contents in the message body?

Hey Thanks for this article.. It was very useful. Thank you very much for the guidelines. It worked. I wanted to show the attachment opened in the messag body. This did not help me in doing that.

Only meeting request are sent in RTF without losing the format. Kudos to you man, Thanks a lot. Saved me from an escalation. Sanjay D. I have been trying to find it since long. This is very helpful for me. I had searched lot of webs but I found answer here only.

Dear Frends, I am looking at the option of inserting tabs in to the mail message body. See screenshot below: And now all attachments in all selected emails are replaced with hyperlinks as below screenshot shown.

See screenshot: From now all, all attachments in the incoming emails will be replaced with hyperlinks automatically. Quick Report, Count Selected Mails Enable you to do smarter, faster and better in Outlook.

Read More Download Now You are guest Login Now. Loading comment The comment will be refreshed after To post as a guest, your comment is unpublished. Hi Andy, It requires your mobile device can access the shared folder if you replace attachments with hyperlinks when composing emails. Theoretically, It depends on your phone.

When you insert a OneDrive for Business or SharePoint file into a new email message, the attachment may be added to the body of the message as an icon with a hyperlink. Outlook , Outlook , and Outlook for Microsoft include support for new Exchange Server document sharing functionality. This functionality isn't supported with Exchange Server or earlier versions.

To work around this issue, change the format of the email message to Rich Text or Plain Text before attaching a document from a OneDrive for Business or SharePoint file.

To change the format, use the following steps:.