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Please advise where I can find File and other toolbars such as Insert, Reference, etc in Outlook?. Currently I'm only seeing Home, View and Help toolbars.
Thank you,
Tina
***moved from Microsoft 365 Insider/Outlook/Windows***
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Why makes things complicated. Answering this question does not need a 'business'enviroment
Microsoft is doing everything they can to lose customers to Google. I have a gmail account, but I like to use the original NOT on-line outlook email client. As soon as Microsoft switches to the new, function-disabled Outlook, I'm 99 44/100% sure I'm going to ditch my Office 365 subscription, a Microsoft revenue stream, to freeware, and as well ditch Edge for Firefox Mozilla. I really ought to switch to Linux while I'm at it. Get rid of the garbage.
What a real piece of garebage this new outlook. about 5 extra clicks for everything you want to do. Pure status quo **** garbage.
There is no "about" option to identify the app, It is "New Outlook".
MS has nothing to say about all the Outlook windows, each with one memo, clogging my alt-tab display.
Advice from other sources says there is a "Close all messages" under View. Not in my case.
This is the icon
When I click the icon the display changes for a moment and then resumes the current task, I have to use alt-tab to get to Outlook .
Jim Edgar
That is the Windows Mail icon. If you had mail and used Try new Outlook, you can turn it off to get back to Mail or Help > Go to Mail.
This shows Outlook and new Outlook icons:
There is no "about" option to identify the app, It is "New Outlook".
MS has nothing to say about all the Outlook windows, each with one memo, clogging my alt-tab display.
Advice from other sources says there is a "Close all messages" under View. Not in my case.
This is the icon
When I click the icon the display changes for a moment and then resumes the current task, I have to use alt-tab to get to Outlook .
Jim Edgar