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Before I switched to new outlook, I was able to double click on attachments and they would open to their specific apps. Ex. If it was a PDF it would open with Acrobat; If it was a word doc, it would open with word. Now I have to click the download button and it default saves to my downloads folder instead of being put where I want it in the beginning. I also can't drag attachments from an email to the specific folder I want to save it to on my desktop. I have to download and then move it from my downloads folder.
I know it's probably just a new process I'll have to get used to, but hey maybe someone knows a hack!
Thank you in advance :)
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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AMAZING - thank you so much.
xo
Hello everyone!
I've just found out that changing the value to 1 of the below binary string will do the trick:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Appx]
"AllowAllTrustedApps"=dword:00000001
Give it a try!!!
P.S.: of course, you must have admin rights when modifying the registry
Hello everyone!
I've just found out that changing the value to 1 of the below binary string will do the trick:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Appx]
"AllowAllTrustedApps"=dword:00000001
Give it a try!!!
P.S.: of course, you must have admin rights when modifying the registry
There is an option to switch back to Classic Outlook in the Help menu is the Toggle is missing.
That’s really kind of you to try to help, I assumed you were a Microsoft member of staff.
Many thanks for hopeful solutions, I appreciate your time and help, thank you 👍
Hi do you work for Microsoft?
I don’t have an IT department? I’ve got a home Mac
Hello,
No, I do not work for them. I was trying to be a team player because, through my own experience, I immensely felt the pain of users.
We use Mac at home. I've attached the guidance I used for our home PC's. I hope it helps. If not, you should be able to contact Apple Customer Support to help you implement the fix.