Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
Favorites does not cut it with multiple accounts and shared emails.
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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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Favorites does not cut it with multiple accounts and shared emails.
This DOES NOT make any difference.
The closed email addresses DO NOT move
There is no option to make them move
WHY ISNT THIS EASILY DONE???
Microsoft....pffft
Don't shoot the messenger here because I think this is a bad user experience, but it seems Microsoft wants you to use Favorites for this purpose. My assumption is that if you have multiple accounts, Microsoft expects you to add each inbox to your favorites (as well as any additional folders you deem important). Favorites can then be ordered in any way you see fit. Again, I don't agree with this. I'm a consultant, so my journey is usually to work inside my firm account first, then each of my client account inboxes, then my personal inboxes. If this is the direction Microsoft is going, then I guess it will just be about getting used to it.
This doesn't work in the NEW Outlook. The help says to do this, but it doesn't work.
This did not work with the new version