Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I'm telling everyone to avoid New Outlook like the plague! I can't even switch back to normal Outlook and yes I've tried everything 🤬🤬
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I like the new look for new outlook, but the problem I am having is that you cannot use drag and drop feature. I don't want to download all the content because I deal with heavy amount of invoices. I hope this is great feedback for Microsoft and get raised attention and get quickly implemented. Hope to get a quick response and help. Thanks for the support!
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I'm telling everyone to avoid New Outlook like the plague! I can't even switch back to normal Outlook and yes I've tried everything 🤬🤬
I am also experiencing this issue. Frustrating. Thank you for looking into it.
Kris
YEEEEES! this is ridiculous!
Yes agreed,
I don't like change, I have ADHD, and tech is a big cause of anxiety for me. For me, I just can't stand that we can not drag and drop emails themselves, or attachments.
"Toggling" between is also a pointless suggestion when you can just stay in the old outlook and do everything you want. The purpose of a "New" version, is to improve on the old one. I don't see how this is an improvement in any way shape or form I'm afraid. Considering we have to pay for all this, I'm not sure why you don't take feedback on board and give people what they require.
It kinda makes the whole "Please give us feedback" nonsensical when you don't change things back.
How do I do this? We truly understand how frustrating it is, at this moment, please toggle off the New Outlook as a workaround." I am disinterested in the New Outlook as a result of its shortfalls.