Using classic Outlook for Windows in educational settings
You are amazing, thank you!!!
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Did quick parts disappear with the new outlook? I can't access my old quick parts or make new ones. I used this feature daily, I can't find it at all now.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in educational settings
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You are amazing, thank you!!!
Without Quick Parts, Outlook is absolutely useless for a company with 10,000 clients! Getting information to individual clients without having to type out a variety of many dozen responses is absolutely crucial! Outlook is now no more useful than webmail.
@Jennifer Springer Unless you are notifying us that the "Template"s code has been rebuilt to reflect the advance capability that quick parts this response is not helpful. The key is that Quickparts is what we want, and templates lacks the capability.
I don't work for MS, so I can't speak on the code. I tried Template for the inserting of standard text, that I frequently use, into email replies and it worked fine for that application. Good luck, I hope it works for you since I'm not sure if MS plans to add Quick Parts into new version. I hope they do though. It seemed easier to access.
@Jennifer Springer Unless you are notifying us that the "Template"s code has been rebuilt to reflect the advance capability that quick parts this response is not helpful. The key is that Quickparts is what we want, and templates lacks the capability.