Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
Same issue on several Monterey M1 with Outlook version v16.63 (22070801). Looking forward to a fix soon.
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On July 6 I installed the updates v16.63 (2207500) and in New Outlook the signatures from all four of the email accounts I have, have all disappeared. They are not visible in SIgnatures, and the '+' button in Edit Signatures does nothing – I can't recreate the signatures. I've upgraded to v16.63 (22070801) but no change.
I switched back to Legacy Outlook nd the signatures were all there, and I could edit and add signatures. Switching back to New Outlook, my signatures had reappeared, but once I restarted my MacBook, in New Outlook the signatures are not present and I cannot add any.
MacBook Pro (2012)
Mac OS Catalina Version 10.15.7
Microsoft 365 Business Standard
Any help gracefully received. I've tried the customer Customer Support button but the chat responses are painfully slow - conversation has been going on since July 7th with diagnostic questions taking 18-48 hours to appear.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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Same issue on several Monterey M1 with Outlook version v16.63 (22070801). Looking forward to a fix soon.
The "fix" does not work for me. I am quite surprised/shocked that this bug is still being ignored and that MS still have not been fixed, let alone replied to anyone in the group. What is there only a handful of owners with M1-M2 chips in the world? Or many thousands?
So this ALSO has happened to me. On/Off. MS once again has no resolution? WOW!
Same here!
Honestly.
Just really.
It's bad enough that rules can't be created in the new version. I mean, really bad.
Get it together, Microsoft.