Today we are announcing Evernote for Outlook, a new add-in that is now available to Outlook users. The add-in is available in the Microsoft’s Office Store today for all Outlook 2013, 2016 and Outlook on the web users with Office 365 mailboxes. It is also now available to users of the new Outlook.com.
What is Evernote for Outlook?
With the Evernote for Outlook add-in you can access your Evernote account without leaving the Outlook client. Just click on Evernote from the new add-in commands in your Outlook to try these features:
1) Save emails to Evernote
Save important emails directly to the notebook of your choice. You can also add tags and remarks to give the email context. Want the whole thread and save the attachments too? No problem.
2) Attach Evernote note into your email
Browse through your Evernote notes from the add-ins sidebar. When you find a note you want to share, the add-in can place a preview snippet inside the body of your message. When your friends and colleagues click it, they'll go directly to your note.
How do I get Evernote for Outlook?
Here are instructions for finding and installing the add-in, as provided by Microsoft:
For Outlook.com users, you will soon be able to access the Evernote add-in via an add-in command on the top of the screen. Simply click on the Evernote logo at the top of the screen to launch the add-in. The add-in commands are rolling out to users in North America over the next few weeks, and then to users in other parts of the world. In the meanwhile, users can access the add-in through the steps below:
In Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016, click the File menu and then click Manage Add-ins. For Outlook Web App or Outlook.com, click on the gear icon (top right) and select Manage Add-ins
In the Manage Apps/Add-ins page, click the + sign and then select Add from the Office Store.
Select the add-in you want to install and then click the Add button to begin installation.
The above mentioned add-ins work in Mac Outlook 2016 in message read experiences only.
*Please note that you might see slightly different variations of this add-in in the menu, or find it in a different location in the window, depending on Microsoft’s release schedule.
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Today we are announcing Evernote for Outlook, a new add-in that is now available to Outlook users. The add-in is available in the Microsoft’s Office Store today for all Outlook 2013, 2016 and Outlook on the web users with Office 365 mailboxes. It is also now available to users of the new Outlook.com.
What is Evernote for Outlook?
With the Evernote for Outlook add-in you can access your Evernote account without leaving the Outlook client. Just click on Evernote from the new add-in commands in your Outlook to try these features:
1) Save emails to Evernote
Save important emails directly to the notebook of your choice. You can also add tags and remarks to give the email context. Want the whole thread and save the attachments too? No problem.
2) Attach Evernote note into your email
Browse through your Evernote notes from the add-ins sidebar. When you find a note you want to share, the add-in can place a preview snippet inside the body of your message. When your friends and colleagues click it, they'll go directly to your note.
How do I get Evernote for Outlook?
Here are instructions for finding and installing the add-in, as provided by Microsoft:
For Outlook.com users, you will soon be able to access the Evernote add-in via an add-in command on the top of the screen. Simply click on the Evernote logo at the top of the screen to launch the add-in. The add-in commands are rolling out to users in North America over the next few weeks, and then to users in other parts of the world. In the meanwhile, users can access the add-in through the steps below:
The above mentioned add-ins work in Mac Outlook 2016 in message read experiences only.
*Please note that you might see slightly different variations of this add-in in the menu, or find it in a different location in the window, depending on Microsoft’s release schedule.
To learn more about the add-in and how to use it, see our Help and Learning article.
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