Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I just installed (last night) QB 2023, fully updated, and the issues are still there.
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The Outlook bug in this year-old thread is back.
Steps to reproduce:
This is subtle, and super annoying - how often do you think to check if your e-mail got sent the way you wrote it? I only noticed because I went back to copy some text that I had written for a new e-mail and saw that it was missing from the email as sent.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I just installed (last night) QB 2023, fully updated, and the issues are still there.
We've been using QB for more than 20 years without this issue, but when we installed the 2023 version of Desktop Pro about a month ago, the "can't edit email" issue started. Thanks to all who are working through this. I'd be delighted to do what I can, too!
Please update this post when a solution has been provided. Currently doing a work around posted earlier in this thread so hopefully they fix this asap.
Try this as per Microsoft
Thank you for your patience with me. Copy the text below and paste it to the Notepad file, then click on 'File' > 'Save as' and select your Desktop. Lastly, save it with the name 'Outlook.reg' (without the quotes) as a REG file. Note: Please remove the extension '*.txt', while saving the file.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\ExperimentEcs\Overrides] "ofqmojruwvzbn60"="false"
Lastly, double-click on the REG file (Located on your Desktop) to merge it and restart your computer. After the change, please restart the PC and let us know the result.
This is the key MS asked me not to distribute. It has worked for me, but per messages back in the thread, it's not a permanent fix if MS changes something again.