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Add Draw tab to Message ribbon in Outlook Click New Email to open a Message window. Switch to Customize Ribbon tab, in the Main Tabs group on the right side of the window, tick the box next to Draw. Click on the Draw tab, tap the message body, and then insert a drawing canvas by clicking the icon.

You can use your iPad and Apple Pencil to write by hand in any text field, like the search field in Safari or a text field in Mail. All handwriting and conversion to text happens on your iPad, keeping your writing private and secure.

What apps are compatible with Apple Pencil? Any first or third-party app is compatible with the Apple Pencil, but it is designed for writing, drawing, and sketching apps where handwritten content is appropriate. The Apple Pencil can also be used in place of a fingertip for navigating through iPadOS.

Step 1: Select the text you will add strikethrough to in Message window. Step 2: Click the Strikethrough button in the Font group on the Format Text tab. Now the strikethrough is added to the selected text at once.

Markup in Outlook Click the Markup icon on the Upchain ribbon. This will open the markup pop-up. Press the button that you want to use to mark from the markup toolbox. When you're done, press Save. This will open the save your markup pop-up. Browse and choose where you want to save the markup and press the Save button.

You can customize which formatting marks are shown in Outlook by opening a new email message. From a new email message, select File > Options > Mail > Editor Options > Display. Check or uncheck the formatting marks you want to see on the screen.

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