Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Accounts are added as Exchange accounts and they dont use send / receive - they sync as messages hit the server..
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Where is the send and receive button in outlook
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Accounts are added as Exchange accounts and they dont use send / receive - they sync as messages hit the server..
Unified inbox not yet supported in the new outlook.
Remove the gmail account - when it asks to delete from the app or everywhere, choose everywhere.
Next, close the new Outlook, open the Run command (Windows key + R) and type or paste this command line. Note, there is a space before the two dashes -- and yes, you use two dashes.
olk.exe --clearLocalState
This deletes your profile and when you open the new Outlook, you'll need to add your account. Add additional accounts from the Settings dialog.
Same problem. Where is the 'send\receive' button ?
There is no send / recieve when you use exchange accounts. Messages are sent immediately (unless you use send later).
The new Outlook - aka Outlook Pre - is basically Outlook on the web in a desktop frame. It uses the same REACT code used for Outlook on the web. There is no send / recieve button there either.
I think I mis-spoke. The previous Outlook you could place a "refresh" button on the top ribbon. It was really handy when I knew an email was supposed to be coming through but the server was taking its sweet time refreshing.
Does the new outlook have a "refresh" button?