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Format text in a mail

To format a mail, click the Formatting options icon (the "A") at the bottom of the compose window. A toolbar appears with font, size, colour, bold, lists, alignment, link, table, emoji and quote buttons. Select your text and click a button. Tables you insert get visible borders, so they look right to the recipient.

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How to format text in a mail

  1. In the compose window, click the Formatting options icon at the bottom.
  2. Select the text you want to change.
  3. Click a toolbar button, for example bold, a font colour or a bulleted list.
  4. To add a table, click the table button and choose the number of rows and columns.
  5. To add an emoji, click the emoji button and pick one.

When to use it

Anita in HR sends the holiday list for the year. She types the dates as a bulleted list, colours the long weekends red and adds a small table of regional holidays by office.

Options

Button What it does
Font and size Change the typeface and size of the selected text.
Text colour and background colour Colour or highlight text.
Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough Emphasise text. Clear formatting removes all of it.
Bulleted and numbered lists, indent Build lists and nest items.
Alignment Left, centre, right or justify.
Link Turn selected text into a link. Ctrl+K also works.
Table Insert a table with borders.
Emoji and special characters Insert emoji, symbols and a horizontal line.
Quote Indent text as a quotation.
Source code View or edit the mail's HTML.
Find and replace Find words in a long mail and replace them.
Undo and redo Step back or forward through your changes.

Good to know

  • When you select text, a small bar with bold, italic, underline, link and heading buttons appears next to it.
  • You can paste pictures straight into the body. Click a picture to rotate or flip it.

Common questions

Does XgenPlus check my spelling?

Yes. The editor uses your browser's spell check. Right-click a word underlined in red to see suggestions.

Will my table show borders in Gmail or Outlook?

Yes. Tables are inserted with visible borders by default, so the recipient sees a ruled grid.

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