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Hey there!
Conditional formatting (allowing you to change fonts for unread messages for example) seems to be missing on the new outlook?
Any know a way around that?
Thanks!
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Well, looks like MS has forgotten the new Outlook, they keep trying to push it, but dont support it - very odd. Think its just going to end up as the replacement for "Mail" and we serious users will remain with "Classic" - is this their Coca-Cola moment?
Nope it has not.
Has this problem been resolved as of yet???
Cannot believe this doesn't exist. Changing back to the old outlook because of this. Cannot differentiate between unread and read.
Still no improvement 20 months later as of January 2025?
Why no conditional formatting for "unread messages"? The difference between read and unread is way too subtle -- I want to make "unread messages" stand out much more. And no workaround is available?