Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
But then the default login for Outlook has to be the primary account. Thus when you login to Office it will ask for that primary account login?
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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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But then the default login for Outlook has to be the primary account. Thus when you login to Office it will ask for that primary account login?
Not working on "new outlook" Can change order in favorites, but not order of accounts
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
It's time for Microsoft to fire UX/UI designers and engineers.
They made terrible mistakes in Windows 11, unforgivable mistakes, since even Windows 95 supported drag and drop in the taskbar.
Now this. They can't possibly be so careless or too lazy.
What version of Outlook are you using? Settings on mine is in the upper right corner. Nowhere to click in the upper left corner. So, I ask again, what version of Outlook are you using?
Click on the 3 dots next to any account. Follow the prompts to manage the account that you want as primary, and then make it the primary account. That puts the account in the top position below favorites.