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I need to have the CC option on new emails always visible without having to click the button every time. I would like to be able to press TAB after entering recipients and get to the CC field.
I'm on the new version (16.47 for Mac).
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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Thanks. I was hoping to not have to to any extra clicking to get to the CC field and just hit Tab. I found that I can change the settings to have all new messages appear in a separate window which accomplishes that for me. See photo here:
Thanks for your help.
There used to be a switch to go back to the old Outlook. AFAIK, they rolled out this newer version as a mandate. How did you revert after this current version rollout?
For me there is a "New Outlook" item in the Outlook menu that was checked after upgrading. I clicked it and was able to revert.
There used to be a switch to go back to the old Outlook. AFAIK, they rolled out this newer version as a mandate. How did you revert after this current version rollout?
For me there is a "New Outlook" item in the Outlook menu that was checked after upgrading. I clicked it and was able to revert.
Brilliant, thank you! I never noticed that menu item before.
Just wanted to add an additional very strong vote for MS to PLEASE make the BCC and CC fields come up as standard in the next update to the 'New Outlook'. I dont really want to have to be a luddite and revert back to the 'old outlook', but if the next update doesnt fix this issue then I definitely will be doing that!
I have been following this thread for some time. It is the single reason I have not upgraded. Is anyone at Microsoft listening.