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In Preview New Outlook the Quick Access Toolbar doesn't exist but I have a command in the Classic version for Dashes. When I compose a message, and I insert an image inline, I always click the image, click my icon in Quick Access Toolbar and select plain line to surround the image with line. What do we have in the new Outlook which is as easy as that ?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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re: "New versions usually add features rather than take a step back."
Microsoft has a long history of removing beloved features with major upgrades. It's baffling.
What they said!!!!!!!!!!!
I am disappointed that the "new" Outlook stripped out so many useful features. New versions usually add features rather than take a step back.
The "new" Outlook doesn't include the Read Aloud function and without the Quick Access toolbar, I can find no way to add the Speak function I used to rely on. Removing all text-to-speech functions is a huge step backward on critical accessibility features many of us rely on.
The Quick Access toolbar is really missing. Why it had to be removed?
BRING THE QAT BACK.
So many bad decisions, changing things for the sake of change is not progress.