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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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Yes I am using New Outlook. Are these options not available in this version? I do subscribe to Office365.
Still no reply from MS
They have moved it in the menu system but the menu is convenienlyt hidden. I got there but I can't remember how.
Try looking fot it somewhere top left..
J
This answer is NOT helpful.
There are no three dots on the side of my ribbon.
The View all Outlook settings tab does NOT show up when I click on the settings gear.
I need to get to the File tab so I can change settings to allow communication with QuickBooks Desktop.
Why on earth should I switch to the new version if there is no easy access to the most basic functions?
I am trying to get the New Outlook to communicate with QuickBooks Desktop in order to send invoices out. The instructions for fixing the integration issue requires a fix, the instructions for which are: To install this update, select File> Office Account > Update Options > Update Now.
If there is no File tab, how the bloody heck am I supposed to get this fix installed, pray tell.
New Outlook doesn't have that specific option - but other settings are in the View tab > View settings.
New Outlook is Outlook on the web in an app framework - you have the same options and settings in it that you have in new Outlook.
Changes like removing the functionalities of the File Menu completely break use cases that have been very helpful for several years.
Has Microsoft determined to abandon these important functionalities?
Or, was an incomplete product released that will have these important features added back in the future?
Or, have I installed the wrong product?
Or, ....?
Thank you,
Dave