Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
Thanks. I just upgraded to Ventura without a problem doesn’t seem to make a difference as far as Outlook. I only have 322 items in my Inbox.
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Hello,
I needed to find an email that I keen the date that was send to me. So I start scrolling down to my Inbox. To my surprise, I could not scroll further than 30 days.
What's up with that? Only 30 days of ?
Is there a way for the New Outlook to increase that limit of showing only 30 days of emails?
Unfortunately searching in Outlook (either new or old look), seems to be getting worse and worse. Several people in my company have complained that search does not return all emails that should appear and it happened to me several times. So it is not that I can rely on search anymore.
If such simple things cannot be available, I could not imagine if Outlook for Mac will ever get feature parity with the Windows version.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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Thanks. I just upgraded to Ventura without a problem doesn’t seem to make a difference as far as Outlook. I only have 322 items in my Inbox.
i had this problem, but then saw i couldn't upgrade the OS due to space limitations. When i freed up space (and upgraded OS), all the emails downloaded
Does anyone have a solution yet?
Thanks very much for this - though remarkable that the only way to overcome a Microsoft bug is to deinstall the new version.
NOPE, if you happen to install the latest 365 version, just stick with Outlook OLD User interface and, if furious about it, migrate to something else..
I use Outlook since first (Windows) version and on MAC at least, the future for it will be to be just a front-end for Microsoft online services (only), not what you expect from a Mail Client that should integrates and connect to all the variety of email services available...
The habit to have a single repository for contacts and calendar is gone...unbelievable
RIP
Riccardo