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Am trying to move multiple emails from one outlook account to another using the new Outlook. File>Export not available. Copy or Move to a different folder in another account not possible (only within the same account). Is there any way to do so?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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The latest I have is the following:
According to MS, it should be available by mid-May (!), so hopefully within the next few weeks (!).
There is a roadmap of sorts here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Desktop%2COutlook%2CIn%20development%2CRolling%20out
It's not the simplest thing to use but might help.
Cheers - Mark
This is such a sorry state of advisors we have on this forum. Who respond w/o actually understanding and knowing the issue Microsoft is causing to a prime application such as Outlook.
you should be able to toggle the 'new" outlook off in the top right hand corner.
But....I'm having other issues importing, so......
I agree with all this, it's madenning not being albe to file emails properly. It just reinforces the point that MS employess dont use their own products. I discovered fromanother formusm that they dont even bother reading these forums, Pah!
But just so you know, you can now get rid of the circle icons with the initials in.
Cheers - Mark