This article explains how to check the accessibility of your email when you are using Outlook.
The following instructions will show you how to launch the accessibility checker on:
You can check the accessibility of your email by using the Check accessibility function.
Through the Accessibility Checker, you can:
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1. Open the web version of Outlook
2. Select the New email button to create a new email
3. Type the content of your email. Once finished, select the Options tab from the toolbar:
4. Select the Checking accessibility button to check your content:
5. This opens the accessibility inspector that identifies any issues and will help you fix them
6. Select the Fix this button to read the recommendations and make your content more accessible
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1. Open Outlook desktop application
2. Select the New email button to create a new email
3. Type the content of your email. Once finished, select the Options tab from the toolbar:
4. Select the Checking accessibility button to check your content:
5. This opens the accessibility inspector that identifies any issues and will help you fix them
6. Select the Fix this button to read the recommendations and make your content more accessible
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1. Open Outlook desktop application
2. Select the New email button to create a new email
3. Type the content of your email. Once finished, select the Review tab from the toolbar:
4. Select the Check accessibility button
5. This opens the accessibility inspector that identifies any issues and will help you fix them
You can turn on the option "Show me accessibility warning while I’m working" on Classic Outlook desktop application.
This function turns on automatically the accessibility checker and show accessibility warning while you’re warning.
Turn it on (or change the settings) as follows:
1. Open Classic Outlook desktop application
2. Select File from the toolbar
3. Select Options from the sidebar on the left
4. Select Accessibility
5. In the section "Accessibility checker options" select the radio button Show me accessibility warning while I'm working or set the warning as you like:
6. Select OK to apply the changes and close the window
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1. Open Outlook desktop application
2. Select the New email button to create a new email
3. Type the content of your email. Once finished, select the Check Accessibility tab from the toolbar:
4. This opens the accessibility inspector that identifies any issues and will help you fix them
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