Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
Yes, just click on the page numbers below, I think it's number 4.
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I have multiple emails that are the same except for a slight change on the end (eg emailaddressone, emailaddresstwo) on New Outlook, I can't distinguish them. Is there a way to change the display name of email accounts and also change the order at which they show up in the list?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Yes, just click on the page numbers below, I think it's number 4.
It'd only be logical, if new Outlook wasn't also a forced download upon all of my 365 clients. It's taken me two years to attempt to get everyone back to classic outlook, and I still have computers and accounts that are being stubborn. Ha.
Hey, I found it!
I do remember this remedy and attempted to implement it. This however didn't exist in my computer when I looked. I'll see if I can't find it tonight.
With the length of time that has passed for this feature to be added to New Outlook, what possible reason would Microsoft have for not adding it? Are they trying to force users into purchasing Office 365? That's the only logical reason that I can surmise at the moment.
Is it on this post?