Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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When your in an email, there are usually up and down arrows top right on the page, allowing me to scroll to the next/previous email...
They aren't there today, is this a glitch or have Microsoft once again updated the look of Outlook and removed a REALLY useful feature???
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I agree the arrows do disappear at times, and the Always use Outlook service for images is safer. I am able to get the arrows back for a long session by setting back to Do not use Outlook and saving; then reset back to Always use Outlook and saving again. I know this is a temporary fix until Microsoft updates. I am wondering if Microsoft is insisting users of Outlook must install Office to get it all Outlook options? Is there a free version of Office?
I've set up Mozilla Thunderbird to work with it before, but ran into an issue where it would download all of my e-mails from scratch every few months, so I scrapped that. I've never used the Windows 10 Mail app, but Microsoft has a new "One Outlook" app in the works for Windows 10/11. It's apparently identical to the Outlook Web -- so they'll still need to fix this issue, lol.
What triangle?
This seems to have annoyed a great deal of people including me!! What exactly was the point of removing the arrows?? Would Microsoft like to explain how this BENEFITS users? Stop changing things as not all change is for the better! Please can we have our arrows back! Or at least give us a fix so that we have the choice!!!
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