How to view the to-do bar in the new outlook? It is convenient to have the work-day calendar (and/or to-do list) on the side while responding to emails. Previous: New Outlook: EDIT The question was answered. If anything, they made it more accessible than before. Toggle the button on the title-bar:

Second that. For one glorious month I had my tasks and my emails and my calendar all in one view in New Outlook with its oh so handy e-mail filing tool , and now the tasks have buggered off again, I fear we are entering a spiral where as it gets harder to use the tools, those developing them expect to do less and less work and we end up with organisation full of people whose main job is "trying to use Outlook/Teams/365/planner/toDo/MS Project/Sharepoint/powerautomate/powerBI" and they have forgotten what it is they are actually supposed to be doing. HTne tey end up creating a new notification to let me know everytime someone stops scratching their backside. Surely it is not too much to be able to create a task from an e-mail, assign a deadline and a duration, have it added to your calendar and to be able to click and drag the task to arrange and manage your time? How hard is it to get all these apps to talk to each other to function in the way that people actually work rather than in the way AI thinks we work? None of this is rokcet sceince and a suite of prodcuts that actualy drives productivity rather than "engagement" aka bashing away trying to figure out what the heck it is you are trying to do to the point where you forget what it is you were doing and go and get another skim soy tumeric latte. there is a reason that half the world has a productivity problem right now and overcomplicated IT is it.

It's true - Microsoft giveth then Microsoft taketh? Their "updates" make for a less efficient environment. Everything requires more navigation, more clicks, more hunting, googling, youtubeing, to find someone that's spent their time to find stuff for us, only to find in the end, that it just doesn't do what it was capable of doing. Are the new developers just not as proficient as the old ones, too much time on tic-toc and not enough time studying and coding. Sigh.

Thaks for the info. This is very disappointing because I just recently migrated all my task lists to the To Do app on the iPhone away from Apple's Reminders app. The To Do app synced nicely with the old Outlook. Now I need to start over! P.S. - I do not use the iOS version of Outlook on my phone or iPad because when you read any email such as a newsletter and click on an external link and then come back to the email, you land at the beginning of the email rather than where you left off. Very time wasting. Apple's mail takes you back to where you clicked on the link.

How to view the to-do bar in the new outlook?

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How to view the to-do bar in the new outlook? It is convenient to have the work-day calendar (and/or to-do list) on the side while responding to emails.

New Outlook:

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The question was answered. If anything, they made it more accessible than before. Toggle the button on the title-bar:

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For anyone else looking, the To Do is (at least as of now) in the New Outlook view. In the upper right area near the close/minimize/maximize buttosn there's a calendar and checkmark icon next to the notification bell. Hit that and it opens a calendar/to do pane.

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2024-05-05T22:34:17+00:00

Second that. For one glorious month I had my tasks and my emails and my calendar all in one view in New Outlook with its oh so handy e-mail filing tool , and now the tasks have buggered off again,

I fear we are entering a spiral where as it gets harder to use the tools, those developing them expect to do less and less work and we end up with organisation full of people whose main job is "trying to use Outlook/Teams/365/planner/toDo/MS Project/Sharepoint/powerautomate/powerBI" and they have forgotten what it is they are actually supposed to be doing. HTne tey end up creating a new notification to let me know everytime someone stops scratching their backside.

Surely it is not too much to be able to create a task from an e-mail, assign a deadline and a duration, have it added to your calendar and to be able to click and drag the task to arrange and manage your time?

How hard is it to get all these apps to talk to each other to function in the way that people actually work rather than in the way AI thinks we work?

None of this is rokcet sceince and a suite of prodcuts that actualy drives productivity rather than "engagement" aka bashing away trying to figure out what the heck it is you are trying to do to the point where you forget what it is you were doing and go and get another skim soy tumeric latte. there is a reason that half the world has a productivity problem right now and overcomplicated IT is it.
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2024-04-24T09:16:07+00:00

this is terrible
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2024-04-18T12:26:34+00:00

It's true - Microsoft giveth then Microsoft taketh? Their "updates" make for a less efficient environment. Everything requires more navigation, more clicks, more hunting, googling, youtubeing, to find someone that's spent their time to find stuff for us, only to find in the end, that it just doesn't do what it was capable of doing. Are the new developers just not as proficient as the old ones, too much time on tic-toc and not enough time studying and coding. Sigh.
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2024-03-31T15:26:56+00:00

Thaks for the info. This is very disappointing because I just recently migrated all my task lists to the To Do app on the iPhone away from Apple's Reminders app. The To Do app synced nicely with the old Outlook. Now I need to start over!

P.S. - I do not use the iOS version of Outlook on my phone or iPad because when you read any email such as a newsletter and click on an external link and then come back to the email, you land at the beginning of the email rather than where you left off. Very time wasting. Apple's mail takes you back to where you clicked on the link.
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