How to Disable Hyphenation in Dynamics 365 Marketing Emails

the available Microsoft guidance does not provide a hyphenation setting. Instead, it redirects the issue to the dedicated Dynamics 365 community because that platform handles Microsoft Dynamics 365 product behavior.

Where Microsoft says this question belongs

Use the Dynamics 365 community for the final product answer

the available guidance states that this scenario is associated with Microsoft Dynamics 365, not the Microsoft 365 or Exchange Online support area where the question was originally posted.

For that reason, the recommended next step is to post the issue in the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Community, where specialists in that product can confirm whether hyphenation is controlled by the email designer, rendering engine, or downstream email client behavior.

• Expected result: a Dynamics-specific answer tied to the Marketing Emailers feature set.
• Verification step: include the preview-versus-sent behavior in your post so responders can reproduce the symptom.

Preview is clean, but the sent email inserts hyphenation automatically.

This is treated as a Microsoft Dynamics 365 issue, not a standard Office 365 support channel topic.

Use the dedicated Dynamics 365 community for a confirmed feature or limitation statement.

No verified hyphenation toggle is documented here

For this exact Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing Emailers symptom, the documented behavior supports a clear conclusion: there is no confirmed off switch in the cited answer. The correct next move is to escalate the case to the Dynamics 365 community, where product-specific rendering behavior can be validated.

Isolate Where Dynamics 365 Adds the Hyphenation

1. Send the same short paragraph from a blank Dynamics 365 marketing email and from the affected template.
2. Compare the editor preview with messages received in Outlook desktop, Outlook on the web, and one mobile client.
3. Remove copied formatting and manual or soft hyphen characters, then repeat the send test.
4. If only the delivered message changes, open a Dynamics 365 support case with the template, received-message sample, client names, and screenshots.

This test separates template content from the Dynamics rendering pipeline and the recipient email client. Do not claim that a hyphenation switch exists unless the current Dynamics editor exposes one.

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Disable Hyphenation in Dynamics 365 Marketing Emails FAQs

Why does the email preview look correct while the sent message hyphenates text?

The source confirms that this mismatch can happen, but it does not explain the exact mechanism. That is why the issue is redirected to the Dynamics 365 Community for product-specific analysis.

Where should this hyphenation issue be reported for a product-specific answer?

Use the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Community at community.dynamics.com. The source explicitly identifies that channel as the correct place for this scenario.

How do I turn off automatic hyphenation in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing Emailers?

Based on the available evidence, there is no confirmed setting, menu path, or editor control in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing Emailers documented to turn off automatic hyphenation after sending.

Why does my email look fine in preview but gets hyphenated when sent?

This is a specific product behavior where the email preview appears correct, but the rendering engine applies hyphenation automatically upon delivery. No preview setting is identified as the cause.