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I have multiple email accounts linked to my outlook login, some for work, volunteering and some personal for me and family.
Since 'upgrading' to the new version, I have loads of 'favourites' which I never use and the order of the accounts is not how I want them. I can see how to change your primary but not how to sort the list to change the order top to bottom. Also can I remove the favourites as I don't use them, or even hide?
Thanks
Bill
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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What a pain. Outlook really stinks. Do you have another recommendation for email to get away from OUTLOOK and them forcing me to use it.
Well that explains it. That really stinks. It seems Microsoft is in it for the money and not the service of its users. I also know that they are forcing an upgrade to windows 11 thought 2/3 of their customers hate windows 11. Well maybe I'll look for a different email provider because I too had to revert back to Old Outlook.
Thanks
Kind of funny. 2025 And Outlook is getting better and better. Just not the 'new' outlook. Gradually moving away to UBS anyway. You never know ehen the real thing is dead and only new mickey mouse level email is left for the children.
this does not work
It just doesn't - new Outlook is very pretty but not very good.
The advice given in George's post from 2023 refers to the behaviour of classic Outlook ...