What replaces the "Edit Message" button in the New Outlook?

Ho Jonothan,

I still see it under "actions" in the Classic Outlook message menu. Screenshot below:

I hope that helps!

Yes. I switched back to the older version and refound the Old Edit function. Thanks for a reply!

So As I need to annotate a received email i switch back to Classic outlook today but I cannot find the edit option in Classic Outlook. Have you removed it form this too??

No. Microsoft does not need to listen. Since they've introduced 365 we're paying 5x more money for SW we hate. I spend most of my day trying to turn off features and figure out why my preferred settings get trashed almost daily such as edit options for email, like stop capitalizing (I'm technical and program names are often lower case). I turn the feature off, Microsoft turns it back on. I have tried everything reasonable (don't store my settings in the cloud, etc.).

Outlook 365 is abysmal, the cloudification of mail has made it so that it now takes me an hour to get through my email in the AM (200 messages, albeit mostly junk), where I could do this task in 10 minutes. I literally had to hire an administrative assistant to help me do this task. Try, for example, adding "unread mail" to your favorites, so it's accessible. In the current release it will automatically be removed when Outlook restarts (my workaround is to create a new "myUnreadMail" search folder and add that, but why should I need to waste an hour figuring out a workaround?).

But wait!!! Try "the new outlook", which Microsoft plans on forcing down our unwilling and unwitting throats sometime in 2027 like it or not (not btw, Microsoft). It makes a terrible program useless. Carefully try it if you don't believe me.

As far as alternatives, not really if your company has gone to Web based Outlook mail. You can try Thunderbird, which still works until Microsoft pulls it's wings off.

Why there is no class action suit based on this I have no idea. They have made it pretty impossible for any third party to compete. Try, for example, deleting Edge. I leave it on the system now, but disable it.

I'm close to retirement, and I thought I'd get there before Microsoft made my life a living hell, but I guess not.

Vince

Help! This is a feature needed. It has caused some serious delays to our daily tasks as we deal with 100s of customers every day.

Me too. and suggested work arounds don't work for me as I use the edit function to make notes in a red font on the action taken or needed to be taken.

Does Microsoft ever listen??

Is there an alternative to Office365 as I need to switch?

Alan.