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I recently upgraded to the new Outlook desktop app for Windows. Microsoft Outlook Version 1.2023.1004.400 (Production). Client Version is 20231006004.14.
In the old Outlook 365 I could set up a rule to automatically forward emails based on sender, subject, etc. I don't see how to do this in the new Outlook.
Any suggestions on how this can be accomplished?
Thanks in advance.
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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OHMYWORD you fixed it! I had no idea the "outlook (new)" and "outlook" were completely different! I've spent all morning re-setting up all my accounts in the "new" outlook. Just went to the other one and everything opened up like normal. THANK YOU!
You need to have microsoft exchange to have a good time with new outlook. For IMAP you are missing a lot of functions.
Why does MS make this so f*&k&^g confusing? I can't find it either.
The settings menu you show under Mail has 13 choices, my mail under settings has 7 Why??
I have the same issue and on top i have the problem with duplicate contacts imported from gmail...you can only control that in outlook classic, Microsoft makes such a mess and confusion of things....Awful products, I thoroughly regret moving from google, my 365 subscriptions are the worst decision i ever made with my IT.