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Has anyone seen this before. Any advise on how to move back to default position?
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This just started happening to me. This is the behavior of Microsoft Mail. I specifically used Outlook to avoid the Mail search disaster.
I have been using Outlook for 20 years and HATE the new Search.
What is wrong with these people? Don't they ask users?
This just started happening to me. This is the behavior of Microsoft Mail. I specifically used Outlook to avoid the Mail search disaster.
I have been using Outlook for 20 years and HATE the new Search.
What is wrong with these people? Don't they ask users?
Hello all,
all I can suggest is for everyone to lodge a 'Vote' on the outlook.uservoice.com to complain about this change at the following URL:
Regards,
Paul
Putting the search on the title bar is just plain dumb. It needs to get put back where it was.
The real problem is one cannot copy and paste an email address to search box, for instance searching old sent emails. I have to write down the email address on paper then retype it in the search box. IT SUCKS!!!!