Add flair to your email with emojis - Microsoft Support
Windows 10 and 11 contain a large set of emojis. To insert one: Put your cursor where you want the emoji. Hold Windows key + . (period) to open the Windows Emoji picker. Select a symbol to insert it in your email message. When you're done, select × to close the emoji picker.
Autocorrect emojis in documents and email - Microsoft Support
Here is a table that shows how autocorrect converts to emojis in Word and Outlook, including legacy behavior: Add flair to your email with emojis. See how to add emojis and turn AutoText emojis off.
Reactions in Microsoft Outlook - Microsoft Support
Recipients in the To and Cc fields can see each other's reactions to an email message. When you receive an email, and you want to send a reaction: Select the reactions button near the top of the message window and you'll see a gallery of reactions you can choose from.
Convert text to a table or a table to text - Microsoft Support
To convert text to a table or a table to text, start by clicking the Show/Hide paragraph mark on the Home tab. This lets you see how text is separated in your document. Insert separator characters—such as commas or tabs—to indicate where to divide the text into table columns.
Add graphics to messages in Outlook - Microsoft Support
To insert graphics into messages in Outlook for PC, use the following steps. Compose a new email message or reply to or forward an existing email message. If your draft email message opens in the Reading Pane, click Pop Out to open the message in a …
Keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft 365 - Microsoft Support
Many users find that using Microsoft 365 apps with keyboard shortcuts on an external keyboard helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen, and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.
What version of Outlook do I have? - Microsoft Support
To check what version number of Outlook you're running: Select Settings . Choose General, then About Outlook. The version information will be on the right. This is the classic Outlook for Windows icon. This version has a File tab on the ribbon.