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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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Not only this, but after trying the new Outlook for several days I discovered several other inconvenient omissions. New Outlook = New Coke (for those of us who grew up in or remember the '80s).
How can you not fix the capitalization issue after 6 months? embarrassing
I keep trying the new Outlook, but the functionality really is letting it down. No capitalisation, a rigmarole for attaching files and photos - really, this needs to be addressed if you want people to use the new outlook more
I agree... it seems all the windows software is going the route of over simplifying everything in exchange for little to no real world functionality... they have dropped the ball on this... Its still not fixed in 2024...
Not only this, but after trying the new Outlook for several days I discovered several other inconvenient omissions. New Outlook = New Coke (for those of us who grew up in or remember the '80s).
never did I think that 80s coke and Microsoft office would be a reference in 2024
I concur with your sentiments though.... you cant even drag and drop attachments from other emails any more
It never ceases to amaze me that all of these "improvements" do nothing but make their products less functional and/or more cumbersome.