How can I enter a hyperlink in a REPLY to a message in Outlook - Office 365?

Anonymous
2018-08-21T00:10:53+00:00

The Insert tab does not appear when I am composing a reply.  I can't find another way to insert a hyperlink in the text of a message I am composing.  Any help will be appreciated!

--John

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Anonymous
2018-08-21T00:53:23+00:00

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However, I still can't get it to work with this one message to which I'm trying to reply.

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Have no idea as to what "with this one message" refers to so can't provide any info beyond that already provided beyond side-stepping the reading pane as the starting point and opening the message and then clicking <reply> - yes this involves an extra step but as mentioned - no idea what's unique about the specific message in question. (is this a message rec'd in "text format" versus "HTML" by any chance?)

Please note that your original post did not refer to a 'specific message" to which you indicated that my response did not resolve your issue - there was no way for anyone to know that.

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-08-21T00:21:19+00:00

    Are you by chance clicking <Reply> from within the Reading Pane which won't show the Insert tab in the ribbon? To get the regular tabs - click on <Pop Out>.

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  2. Anonymous
    2018-08-21T06:27:46+00:00

    >>

    However, I still can't get it to work with this one message to which I'm trying to reply.

    <<

    Have no idea as to what "with this one message" refers to so can't provide any info beyond that already provided beyond side-stepping the reading pane as the starting point and opening the message and then clicking <reply> - yes this involves an extra step but as mentioned - no idea what's unique about the specific message in question. (is this a message rec'd in "text format" versus "HTML" by any chance?)

    Please note that your original post did not refer to a 'specific message" to which you indicated that my response did not resolve your issue - there was no way for anyone to know that.

    Hi Karl --

    Make no mistake, you reply was extremely helpful and right on the mark.  I know now how to avoid this problem in the future.  The issue I have with this one message does not detract from the value of the information you gave.  I have tried it on other message replies and it works perfectly.

    I don't believe the problem message was in plain text, but not to worry.  I simply composed a new message to the sender.

    Thanks again!

    --John

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  3. Anonymous
    2018-08-22T07:58:38+00:00

    Hi John,

    I am glad to hear your issue has been resolved, and if you encounter any other problems regarding office 365 in future, please feel free to post in this forum, we are always waiting for you here.

    @ Karl  Thanks for your sharing.

    Regards,

    Oliver

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  4. Anonymous
    2018-08-21T00:46:03+00:00

    Are you by chance clicking <Reply> from within the Reading Pane which won't show the Insert tab in the ribbon? To get the regular tabs - click on <Pop Out>.

    Thanks.  I see that starting the reply from the popped version of the message does display the full ribbon, and that's great.  I've tried it in replying to other messages and it works perfectly.  However, I still can't get it to work with this one message to which I'm trying to reply.  

    Really appreciate your suggestion.  I'll remember always to start the reply from the popped out message, and not from the reading pane.

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