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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
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It is the main reason for me sticking to the old version. in particular nearing the end of the month this function is dearly missed.
Everyone needs to use Help > Feedback to report this. The product teams reads all of those reports.
It is the main reason for me sticking to the old version. in particular nearing the end of the month this function is dearly missed.
I can scroll my Google web-based calendar with the mouse, so you would think it shouldn't be difficult for them to implement.
There also doesn't seem to be a way to download an ics file or access *actual* account settings (the file menu is completely gone). Oh and the default setting is to preview websites when someone emails a link. Literally downloading a bit of info from *any* website link. How idiotic is that? I feel bad for IT people.
View tab > View settings > Calendar > Shared Calendars.
The new Outlook is Outlook on the web in an app framework - if you can do it in Outlook on the web, it should be the Outlook Pre.
I can scroll my Google web-based calendar with the mouse, so you would think it shouldn't be difficult for them to implement.
There also doesn't seem to be a way to download an ics file or access *actual* account settings (the file menu is completely gone). Oh and the default setting is to preview websites when someone emails a link. Literally downloading a bit of info from *any* website link. How idiotic is that? I feel bad for IT people.
At my work we've been pushing users to switch over to the new Outlook and Teams to help identify issues before the switch is forced. Being unable to use the mousewheel to scroll through the calendar has ticked off more users than any other single change that I can recall (apparently we love our calendars more than I ever knew!). From what I've read about the code base of Word, I can only imagine there are complexities we just aren't aware of, but scrolling a pane/window being disabled due to web scripts seems like something that shouldn't be an issue to begin with.
I'm assuming that, as the desktop version is being absorbed in to the web version, the desktop app is essentially a browser window which loads the browser app if we're simplifying it. If so, how can JS/TS/etc not be implemented to handle a mousewheel event? TBF, I'm making unfounded assumptions here, so maybe I'm way off. Either way, please push to have this implemented, I'm afraid our user base is going to revolt and rise up, it's only a matter of when!