Using classic Outlook for Windows in educational settings
My team and I also use Quick Parts on a daily basis. We would really appreciate having this function added to the New MS Outlook.
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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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My team and I also use Quick Parts on a daily basis. We would really appreciate having this function added to the New MS Outlook.
The ellipsis is also gone.
PLEASE bring back Quick Parts! In my opinion, it was one of the most useful tools in Outlook and Word. The ability to use the same parts in both programs made my job SO MUCH easier. I have gone back to the old Outlook for now, in hopes that it will be added before I am forced to change! With my work, the new Outlook is nothing but color changes and frill!
C Smith
Legal Secretary
Quick Parts doesn't even show up in the field you screenshotted for me.
Quick Steps has also been pared down. I used Quick Steps to create recurring emails and now, not only are my previously created emails all gone, there's no discernable way to create them. The only options in the pull down menu that even come close are "forward" or "respond" -- there is no "create new mail"
arrrggghhh.. This is especially frustrating now that old outlook has started giving me unrecoverable errors that are only fixed by switching to new outlook which is missing features I use and need.
Come on, Microsoft. Do better. Maybe the people who re-design things should be USING it (and I mean really using it, for more than just sending simple emails) regularly? Too many of these changes don't seem to follow any logic!