How do you recall an email sent on this new Outlook version 1.2023.427.500?

Thanks Pedro for the suggestion and starting the chain. I've been searching for the same things you mentioned.

Alternative solution:
What I've been doing is using the new version (Outlook 'Pre') and then opening the old version (Outlook) when I need to do something that I cannot in the new version. I'm able to access and have both old and new versions open at the same time.

It's an annoyance to go open the old version just to do those few things that cannot be done in the new version, but it's at least another work around until MS sorts out the new version.

totally. there is no reason for the change

I completely agree that losing this feature is a problem. Just this morning I had to open the Old Outlook to recall a message.

Use the Feedback facility in the new Outlook to let Microsoft know that this feature is important to you.

Good day,

I would like to know if the option for RECALL emails will available in this new version of Outlook.

Please.

Hi Stefan. I certainly did send a feedback to Microsoft on this issue. Thank you. I agree, we all should give feedback. To be honest, just the fact that these smart coders at Microsoft, who know Outlook inside and out, to have allowed for this feature to recall an email to be taken out is worrisome. I can't believe that a group of people at Microsoft didn't question this.

From a programmer's perspective, I guess "new Outlook" is a new product (or at least "semi-new"), so they start with basic functionality and then add more features in the development process.

Of course, as users we all want the strengths from the classic Outlook application.

Hi Stefan. I certainly did send a feedback to Microsoft on this issue. Thank you. I agree, we all should give feedback. To be honest, just the fact that these smart coders at Microsoft, who know Outlook inside and out, to have allowed for this feature to recall an email to be taken out is worrisome. I can't believe that a group of people at Microsoft didn't question this.