Outlook for Mac 2011 doesn't appear to have any way of resizing or otherwise styling (cropping, adding borders, etc.) images that are dropped into the body of the email. I used this heavily in Outlook 2003, and it really made including images easier than having to edit photos in an external tool. Surely this functionality hasn't been removed? If it's there, where is it?
Outlook for Mac – How to Resize and Style Images in Outlook 2011
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Use raw queries. For flagged or unread mails:
(com_microsoft_outlook_flagged = 1) || (com_microsoft_outlook_unread = 1)
Important note: Do not use this folder with the "mark as read immediately" option, as seen here:
This results in a continuous mark as read -- remove from view -- show next message -- mark as read cycle, until everything is marked as read and you have no idea what you've now missed. Instead, I've switched to the 2nd option displayed that marks as read when you select a different message.
The only way I've found is to right-click on the message in the message list and choose View Source in the popup menu. This will open the full source of the message, including headers, in a new TextEdit document.
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Sorry for a negative answer, but Resize image in Outlook for Mac 2011 says :
The answer seems to be : Send your feedback and hope for the future.