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Hi,
Recently saw that you added support for iCloud accounts but still nothing for IMAP emails. Any word on when this will be available? After this feature is added, I can stop using the OLD Outlook desktop app.
Thanks
Stephen
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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I am trying to add an imap account but its not adding i have given the screen shot as below.
Can someone help
Press "Show more" button and fill in all the relevant details:
IMAP works great. It rolled out in the US a few weeks ago. Try advanced settings when entering your account credentials
Hello
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Thank you for understanding.
Sincerely
Khou Sun
Microsoft Community Moderator
Ok, thanks for the link. Sorry about the snarky reply. Not to hijack the thread but the root of my question was mentioned earlier in this thread so that's why I asked the question. Will this installer replace Mail/Calendar? If it doesn't include imap then I presume I could remove it and re-install mail/calendar. I actually use Calendar, mail not as much.