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  1. MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES HOW TO
  2. MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES ANDROID
  3. MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES DOWNLOAD
  4. MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES WINDOWS

Interestingly Microsoft Outlook for Mac does not have the HTML rendering issues that the Windows version has. Microsoft Outlook for Windows/Office 365 has it's own demons that can cause major headaches (especially if you use any base HTML in your email template).

MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES ANDROID

To render structured emails correctly, mobile apps and browsers (iPhones, iPads, and all Android phones and tablets) will require an HTML template that is based upon CSS3 or a flexible CSS framework. To get the broadest compatibility across applications and platforms, and have a cool email design, make sure you develop your email template with modern well structured HTML using CSS3, If that is not possible, then the simpler you can make the template (and still meet your desired layout and look) is your best approach to the widest compatibility. To be fully compatible with client email apps, desktop browsers, mobile browsers, and especially Microsoft Outlook for Windows/Office 365, you will need to fully test your HTML email template to be sure it renders the way you want before you carve it up into the sections for the Zendesk email template The answer to this came from a comment by Luiza Gusmão in this Zendesk support article called Using the email template with multiple brands (Enterprise) where she stated that the system placeholder for Brand B]

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The key to make this work is that we need a way for the one email template to 'know' which brand a given email belongs. This will save you many hours of testing and headache. This article does not cover the creation of your HTML pages, except to say that you want to have tested each HTML email page in all the browsers, clients, and device types your users may have before you start the process to 'cut them apart' to assemble them into Zendesk's email template to support multiple brands. To make your life easier and to meet the last two goals, you must start with fully tested HTML pages for each brand that will then be used to become components in your Zendesk email template.

  • I don't know the maximum file size of HTML that Zendesk will accept in the email template, but ours is already at 52KB and it works.
    • While this is not required, it will save on debugging and make editing easier in the future.
  • If at all possible have each of your brands HTML email pages use the same core framework, CSS, etc.
    • (or use the example template included at the bottom of this how-to).
  • Completed/tested HTML based pages (email templates).
  • Zendesk Support Enterprise (up to 5 brands) or Support Enterprise with the Multibrand add-on (up to 300 brands).
  • Responsive design to work with desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.
  • Works for all browsers (web mail) as well as native Mac & Windows email clients (Outlook for Windows is notorious for issues with HTML templates).
  • No cloning of Triggers necessary for each brand that would otherwise be needed to provide branded emails.
    • (Zendesk's example has you place the logo and other HTML in each Trigger).
  • No burden on any of the dozens or more Triggers that would otherwise have to be loaded with header HTML and would have to be edited over and over when template changes are made.
  • Total control over the content of the email with different types and amount of content (above and/or below the body region) included in the email (in addition to branding).
  • One HTML email template configured to support each brand's unique header and footer content (more than just logo art and tag lines).

    • MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES HOW TO

    Here is how to structure the one email template that Zendesk provides in order to support multiple brands so that the emails sent out are all unique to each brand (colors, logos, fonts, formatting, etc.).

    MY OUTLOOK FOR MAC DOESN'T HAVE TEMPLATES DOWNLOAD

    Me to resync the entire 9GB on the other profile.UPDATE : Added link to download working mulibrand template examples at the bottom of this how-to. The problem I have with this is that my main profile that contains the O365 account has synced over 9GB of mail in the folders and I would dearly like to retain this account as data comes at a premium here in South Africa and it would be very costly for Eventually I created a new profile and added the same O365 account to that profile and the Focused Inbox was automatically available. I have followed the instructions to hide the Folders on the Computer and it didn't make a difference. On the same profile as the Gmail account doesn't show the Focued Inbox option. I have a similar problem in that I can get Focused Inbox to work with my O365 account on Outlook 2016 on Windows 7, OWA and also on my Gmail account on Outlook 2016 for Mac. To get the O365 account to work with Focused Inbox in O365. I have seen the following thread:  that describes the methods that show how







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