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I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document
as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Here are the steps to insert an email message from Outlook into a Word document as an embedded object:
Now you should see an envelope icon in your Word document, representing the embedded email message. You can double-click on the icon to open the email message in Outlook, or right-click on the icon to access additional options.
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Insert - Object - from a file
"Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Additional information.
You readers will also have to have Outlook installed. That may not be the case if the reader uses another word processor that does not include MS Office, but is able to convert Word documents to his/her word processor. "Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Unfortunately, the object I want to insert isn't a file. It's an Outlook
email message. Unless I'm missing something, you can't use "browse" to find and select one email message sitting in your Outlook inbox...? "Richard in AZ" wrote: Insert - Object - from a file "Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Have you thought about saving the message as a file?
"Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... Unfortunately, the object I want to insert isn't a file. It's an Outlook email message. Unless I'm missing something, you can't use "browse" to find and select one email message sitting in your Outlook inbox...? "Richard in AZ" wrote: Insert - Object - from a file "Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Yup, I thought about, and I even figured out how to do it. It's just that
it's a couple of step process and feels a little kludgey. I could have sworn that earlier versions of Office had this capability, but maybe my memory is getting soft...sigh "Richard in AZ" wrote: Have you thought about saving the message as a file? "Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... Unfortunately, the object I want to insert isn't a file. It's an Outlook email message. Unless I'm missing something, you can't use "browse" to find and select one email message sitting in your Outlook inbox...? "Richard in AZ" wrote: Insert - Object - from a file "Cartaphilus" wrote in message ... I want to insert an email message from my Outlook inbox into a word document as an embedded object, showing only the "envelope" icon and caption. |
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Many icons are found in .dll files (shell32.dll is a good one). The envelope icon you want is in Program Files\Outlook Express\msoeres.dll. At least, this is where I found it using Word 2010 and Windows XP Professional. Good luck.
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Hi, I recently stumbled upon this post and I find it interesting. I managed to uhm, 'solve' your problem. Well, since you know how to embed the object, you just need to change the look of the icon right? I'm using Word 2007, so here's my proposed solution: 1. Click the "Display as icon" checkbox and click the "Change Icon" button. (assuming you have arrived to this stage) 2. A "Change Icon" dialog box appears. Click the "Browse" button to look for a suitable icon in your C drive. 3. In Word 2007, the Microsoft Outlook icons are located in this folder: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\. You can copy this folder path and paste it into the address bar of the dialog box. After that, select the "Outlook.exe" filename and click the "Open" button. 4. You are now back at the "Change Icon" dialog box. Note that the previously empty Icon box is now loaded with several Outlook icons. You can scroll through the choices and select the icon that you like. In the "Caption" textbox, type in the description and click the "OK" button. 5. You are back at the "Object" dialog box. Note that both the icon and caption have changed. Click the "OK" button. And that's it ![]() Cheers! Perrin www.perrinator.com Last edited by Perrinator : August 22nd 12 at 09:10 AM |
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