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how to create rules in the new version of Microsoft Outlook Version 1.2023.516.100 (Production)?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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So, in the "New Outlook" is neither "Settings" nor Advanced Actions". Since switching to the new Outlook, I get a ton more junk mail than usual. Reporting junk mail seems to have no effect whatsoever. What gives?
I went back to the old and better Outlook interface just after 24 hours due to the problems listed above and many others, this new Outlook also creates enormous problems for companies. USELESS
Being in Information Technology I usually am an early adopter.
I plan to revert to the old Microsoft Outlook because of all the functionality we learned to use successfully.
Hope someone lets us know when we should test the new version again.
I’ve wondered about that. Why stay with new outlook? What does it gain me? I only ‘see’ what i cannot see and do.
The problem is that in new Outlook, rules do not work for (e.g.) gmail.com emails as they used to. There is no option for setting such rules any more. Old Outlook (2401) works just fine.