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I often have to send alot of the same email, but slightly different variations. In the old outlook, I would go to my Drafts and CTRL + C and then CTRL + V to make multiple copies of the same draft email.
I am not able to do this in the New Outlook 365. Is there a workaround or new way to do this?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Hey all. I think MS may have listened to our requests and returned some of the functionality from before. Just exploring now. Anyone else noticed?
Agree with this. It was a feature we used regularly. Can this feature to copy draft emails (then edit slightly for different recipients) be reintroduced?
Dang, thought this might do it, but... in the main window, Like ""Forward", my "Move" option is greyed out for all drafts. If I open the email, of course Move doesn't appear at all as a choice.
I give up. This is one drawback too many. I'm going back to Legacy.
Same here to all complaints. "Forward" is greyed out, and this site won't allow me to upload a screen capture showing that.
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