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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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100% agree. It seems like such a massive oversight, and it is something that, as demonstrated my android, iOS, and MacOS, is entirely feasible.
Wait, so there is actually no way for the Windows PC version of Outlook (not Microsoft Office bundled outlook but regular home computer standalone Outlook) to display merged inbox?
How ridiculous and counterintiutive — a typical anti user behaviour by Microsoft
Then stop asking me to migrate from the classic windws 10 app "mail and calendar" to a "new version" (meaning this **** of an Outlook), which clearly doesn't have the core capabilities of the app it wants me to replace.
Yup, it's not just an inconvenience, it's a non starter.
I'm still using it for my small business needs, very small, but do have 3 email accounts just to cover the bases for back up etc.
The only way it works is by me going on my android outlook app before opening pc and clearing all the junk/ spam.
The app works great, sorts priority and non priority mail across all accounts and enables deletion in a couple short steps, leaving just the necessary messages.
Works for me because I only need PC, for document production, a couple times a week.
I just updated my Outlook to use the Preview version, and was shocked that there's no "All Accounts" view like there is on my Macbook for work. How ridiculous. Please add this feature! Thanks Microsoft...
Karl, you're wrong, Outlook does have an Inbox for emails from different accounts, and its very essy to set it up. The future version is the one missing it. Shame on Microsoft who is missing the point yet again.