On this page, you'll find detailed information on how to install Shared Email Templates.
Check the system requirements for Shared Email Templates.
Note. Periodically, the installation of add-ins from Microsoft AppSource/Office Store fails due to issues with Microsoft's delivery service. If you can't install Shared Email Templates from AppSource/Office Store, please try to install the add-in using Outlook Online. Alternatively, you can install the add-in via the new Outlook for Windows. You can also install the add-in in classic Outlook desktop.
A dialog asking you to sign in to Microsoft AppSource might appear. To proceed, enter the email address of either your Microsoft work or school account or your personal Microsoft account. You can install Shared Email Templates using any of these account types.
Shared Email Templates will be added to your Microsoft account. To see the add-in in your desktop Outlook client, restart Outlook.
Note. The appearance of the add-in in your desktop Outlook might take from several minutes to several hours depending on the Windows and Office versions that you use. Unfortunately, we can't influence this process.
Note. The screenshots below might differ from what you see in your Outlook because Microsoft is currently introducing changes to the installation and management of add-ins. If you can't install Shared Email Templates by following these instructions, please contact your system administrator or the Microsoft Support team.
To open the installed Shared Email Templates, start creating a reply or a new email message, find the Ablebits group on the ribbon, and click Shared Email Templates.
Note. You can also open the add-in when reading emails, but it won't be possible to insert templates.
Tip. To avoid the necessity of opening the Shared Email Templates pane each time you need it, pin the add-in by clicking the button shown in the screenshot below.
The add-in is installed. To open it, start creating a reply or a new email message, find the Ablebits group on the ribbon, and click Shared Email Templates.
Note. You can also open the add-in when reading emails, but it won't be possible to insert templates.
Tip. To avoid the necessity of opening the Shared Email Templates pane each time you need it, pin the add-in by clicking the button shown in the screenshot below.
Note. The screenshots below might differ from what you see in your Outlook because Microsoft is currently introducing changes to the installation and management of add-ins. If you can't install Shared Email Templates by following these instructions, please contact your system administrator or the Microsoft Support team.
Shared Email Templates will be added to your Outlook. To open the add-in, start replying to an email or creating a new one, select the Apps button on the ribbon, and then click Shared Email Templates.
Note. You can also open the add-in when reading emails, but it won't be possible to insert templates.
Tip. To avoid the necessity of opening the Shared Email Templates pane each time you need it, pin the add-in by clicking the button shown in the screenshot below.
Note. The screenshots below might differ from what you see in your Outlook because Microsoft is currently introducing changes to the installation and management of add-ins. If you can't install Shared Email Templates by following these instructions, please contact your system administrator or the Microsoft Support team.
When the installation is complete, the add-in will appear in your Outlook Online. Start creating a reply or a new email message, click the Apps button, and then select Shared Email Templates.
Note. You can also open the add-in when reading emails, but it won't be possible to insert templates.
Tip. In Microsoft work or school accounts, you can pin the Shared Email Templates add-in to avoid the necessity of opening its pane each time you need it. Just click the button shown in the screenshot below.
If you can't see the Apps button, check whether you have the Get Add-ins option and try to install the add-in following the steps below.
If the Get Add-ins option is missing from the list, go to Settings > View all Outlook settings > Customize actions and select the Get Add-ins checkbox under Message surface. Then click Save.
The Get Add-ins icon will appear in the upper-right corner of the selected email message.
When the installation is complete, the add-in will appear in your Outlook Online. To find it, start creating a reply or a new email message, then click the three dots, and you'll see Shared Email Templates in the dropdown menu.
Tip. In Microsoft work or school accounts, you can pin the Shared Email Templates add-in to avoid the necessity of opening its pane each time you need it. Just click the button shown in the screenshot below.
To begin to use the add-in you've installed, start creating a reply or a new email message, click the three dots, and then select Shared Email Templates on the dropdown menu.
Note. You can also open the add-in when reading emails, but it won't be possible to insert templates.
Tip. To avoid the necessity of opening the Shared Email Templates pane each time you need it, pin the add-in by clicking the button shown in the screenshot below.
Note. To get a manifest file, please contact us at support@ablebits.com.
Try to install the add-in from Microsoft AppSource.
Trying to install Shared Email Templates in Outlook desktop, you might not be able to find Get Add-ins on the ribbon. Even if you try to customize the ribbon and add the button manually, it will be disabled and grayed out.
Most often this happens because your Outlook mailbox is not connected to a Microsoft account. If you have several mailboxes connected to Outlook desktop, you can install and use Shared Email Templates only in those mailboxes that are connected to a Microsoft account.
How to check whether your mailbox is connected to a Microsoft account
If you're a corporate user, you can go to File → Account Settings. If there is Microsoft Exchange in the Type field, it means that the mailbox is connected to a Microsoft account.
If you are not a corporate user, you can try to sign in to a Microsoft account with your credentials. If you can't sign in, it means that your mailbox isn't connected to Microsoft.
Note. You can use Shared Email Templates in Outlook desktop only in a mailbox connected to a Microsoft account.
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Need to know if there is any measuring tool to see response or usage of templates being used.
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