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I have switched over to the "New Outlook" and some functions did not switch over also. How do I turn on the auto capitalization of the 1st word of a sentence? How do I turn back on auto capitalizing the letter i? Thank you for any help!!!!
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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i 100% agree with you, i haven't had to capitalize my own i in how many years and now i have to use shift? this is ridiculous, and capitalize the first letter of a sentence, but don't worry, it can still predict what you want to say. going from auto shift to manual shift? doesn't make sense does it.
agree. It's been an ongoing issue for years now. The new app has many missing features. It has potential, but hard to believe some of these things have been left unchanged for so long.
I agree!
This has been super frustrating. I don't typically use outlook for personal email, only professional. This new outlook just makes me want to use the free google suite instead. i feel like its moving to gmail format. lots of these little things that helped me save time and keep me professional seem to be gone with the new version. If i am going to need to unlearn my bad typing again because the tools dont help, i might as well use the free tools.
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Seams like I must do the same