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I have multiple inboxes flowing into my Outlook clients on MacOS, iOS, formerly Windows 10, but now can't find that functionality for a joint inbox in my Windows 11 version. Please help!
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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This is such an obvious feature -- I can't actually believe Outlook doesn't support this. How does this even happen? Outlook is one of the biggest mail clients in the world -- and no one thought "hey we should add a unified inbox feature"????
Good idea. I'll try that. Thanks!
After reading this i added each of my inboxes to the favorites tab. Not unified but at least all together as three inboxes
This is very aggravating. I scoured my settings and then found this chain of comments. It's highly inefficient to have to toggle between inboxes. Furthermore, it doesn't allow me to select which inbox lands in my favorites, and then there's no notification showing unread emails in each inbox. It stinks!
Thank goodness Microsoft don't do rocket science...