Windows 10 Photos App - no Outlook Share option??

that was not the question we know it uses mail but we want to use outlook

I think you're over-reacting somewhat...Android doesn't even come close to Windows mate, sorry, not even remotely. Windows has some issues but you're comparing a single grape with a pineapple, no comparison. I am actually kinda shocked they haven't addressed this yet.

With Google Picasa taken off the shelf, you'd think MS would go hard on this app to take the photo management market but it seems they don't really care too much about it.

Recently replaced a 12 year old desktop with a newer, faster computer, with Windows10 and Office 2016.  What a disappointment.  This share issue, it's general refusal to accept Outlook 16 which I paid big $$ for as it continues to push me to it's mail app.  To everyone on this board...Android computers are getting better and better every day,  I which I'd considered one.  I realize it doesn't help if its a company computer, but for personal use.  Microsoft is losing the race, and losing my business.

Problem is Microsoft sat on their rear end thinking they were the bees and knees of operating systems and quietly android was creeping up on them. BOO and they made a mad rush playing catchup and in some areas have failed miserably.

Why outlook 365 cannot be made the default email for my computer and then work with all the programs and apps is astoundingly stupid.

Microsoft don't, I think know how to fix it, perhaps if they asked Alphabet/google they might make some progress.

Really? Jesus, that makes this program frustrating and redundant - back to good ol' Windows Photo Viewer it seems.

What an utterly daft decision/restriction. We use Outlook on our company domain and I am NOT setting up my e-mail twice for the sole reason that Windows share 'charm' has no customisation at all.

I'd that makes you just about as flexible as the app you are criticising  ;-)

You sound like a diffident teenager!

No it doesn't, just makes you look like you're trying to cause drama. Go away and let the adults speak.

The fact that I posted this originally well over 2 years ago and they still haven't addressed it...Good ol' Microsoft.

I'm stunned that Microsoft's flagship desktop product (Office) does not support their very own flagship Operating System (Windows 10). It IS daft, completely daft.