Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Agree. The new Outlook has some awesome features like "send later" and "snooze" -- I switched over just for those two features, as I had previously used Boomerang for this but it costs $$. But, without the option to save attachments to specific locations on my computer, it's a nonstarter. I receive a few dozen attachments a day that I need to save in different project files, and to just have them all go to a Downloads folder (and then have to cut/paste to reorganize) or to some random OneDrive location, again unfiled, is ridiculous.
While we're at it, the view on the new Outlook definitely needs work.
- The text sizing is different in like 3 different places. That is annoying and hard to read.
- The panels cannot be resized, even though there is a resize slider. It doesn't work.
- When composing a new message on the side panel, not popped out, it doesn't show you the "to" unless you click every.single.time to drop down the top panel to show who you are writing to.
- The whole thing looks like Outlook online. If we wanted outlook online, we'd use it.
Keep the old view/ version and tweak it to add/ improve features, like send later and snooze. Agree as it is, the New Outlook is no good.