Change microsoft outlook signature code#

The add-in web files are served from this repo on GitHub. The quickest way to run the sample is to use GitHub as the web host.However you can't debug or change the source code. Run the sample using GitHub as the web host There are multiple ways to run this sample. If the user chooses to set a signature, the add-in opens the task pane for the user to continue setting their signature. When the user sends a new message, or creates a new appointment, the add-in displays an information bar prompting the user to create a signature. In this scenario, the add-in helps the user manage their email signature, even when the task pane isn't open. Use Outlook event-based activation to set the signatureĪdd support for unified Microsoft 365 manifest

Change microsoft outlook signature code#

(Optional) Teams Toolkit extension for VS Code if you want to deploy the sample to Microsoft Azure with the unified Microsoft 365 manifest. To check if you have already installed these tools, run the commands node -v and npm -v in your terminal. These are required if you want to run the web server on localhost. Note: If you don't have a Microsoft 365 subscription, you can get one for development purposes by signing up for the Microsoft 365 developer program.Ī recent version of npm and Node.js installed on your computer. Set a signature for Outlook to use in messages and appointments.Use event-based activation to respond to events when the task pane isn't open.If no signature is set, the add-in prompts the user to set a signature, and can then open the task pane for the user.įor documentation related to this sample, see Configure your Outlook add-in for event-based activation. The add-in can respond to events, even when the task pane isn't open. This sample uses event-based activation to run an Outlook add-in when the user creates a new message or appointment. Applies to: Outlook on Windows | Outlook on the web | Outlook on Mac (new UI) Summary