If we use the Outlook mail manager to send our emails, we will be interested in being open to various types of communication. Apart from the texts, it can also be useful to introduce images or icons . And what are the most used images and icons today? GIFs and emojis. Therefore, we are going to teach you to include them in your email messages. It is very easy and fast.
Emojis
When we open the menu to compose a message (in "New", where the plus symbol), we will see a smiley. We mark it, and a menu with emoticons of all kinds will open . We have a section for faces, time, animals, plants, and more. In short, it is a fairly extensive selection with icons to represent a wide variety of moods. When we want one, we mark it, and it will appear in the message.
GIFs
Inserting GIFs into Outlook messages costs a bit more, but it's still a simple task. Here we do not have a GIF section as we can have on Twitter or more recently on WhatsApp. What we have to do is, first, locate the GIF on Google or some GIF source like Giphy, and then download it to our hard drive.
With this step taken, we return to Outlook. In our menu editor, to the left of the icon Smiley we find an icon gallery . We mark it, and there we select Team. This will open a tab where we can access our hard drive. We look for the place where we have downloaded the GIF, and we mark it. Now we have our GIF in the Outlook message.
In both cases it is a quick maneuver, and it allows you to add a new way of communicating with whoever you want . The emoji and GIF are no longer just a messaging service tool, you can also have them on your favorite mail server.