Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
Crazy as it seems, Google calendar has different/similar issue- scrolls horizontally (jumps month to month), not vertically.
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hello, i just turned on the new outlook view and in the Calander you can no longer us your mouse wheel to just scroll up and down. is there a setting for that or is that just how it works now. i do see arrows where you can click to go and down, but the mouse wheel works so much better. thx
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Crazy as it seems, Google calendar has different/similar issue- scrolls horizontally (jumps month to month), not vertically.
I don't have that option. Help, then support is an option. Then the unhelpful AI tries to tell me solutions for someone else's problems. Is there some other option?
Well said, thank you.
Yup..... too much coffee, too many meetings, too much walking around. Not enough actual thought into how people use these things.
Microsoft is a legacy company, they live off of the billions they get in Office and Windows licensing from just about every corporation in the world and cloud revenue. They don't care about the INDIVIDUAL user... that is why Apple is eating their lunch. Do you know the #1 device and software used for business today? iPhone and iMessage. Unless a company forces their employees to use 'teams' ... everyone is using iMessage... for sending documents, group chats, etc etc. At home they all have Macbooks and iPads. Microsoft forgot that 'business' is made up of individuals. But hey, you get an arrogant guy from an arrogant culture at the top... it trickles down. Same with Google btw... fail after fail after poor decision. They just live off advertising revenue, everything else is a fail or an experiment.