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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 (!).
We just started using eM Client but probably going to go back to Gmail soon. I agree with the others, it's absurd that Microsoft makes "New" products that lack basic functionality of the others. What pisses me off even more is I use a Mac but my staff uses PC, and on New Outlook for MAC you CAN drag and drop between accounts. The Mac client is literally more featured than the Windows one, and now if you disable the new Outlook it says it will be forced later this year.
RRRRRRRR
Agree with everyone...what is MS up to these days? I get early access/adoption, but to miss on some key deliverables is insane...
This issue is now fixed for Outlook for mac.
At least they have their priorities right. The MS dev team is probably all Apple/Mac now ;)