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We just switched to the new Outlook and now it will not automatically capitalize like the older version would. Is there any way to turn this back on?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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that is like taking a step backward. this should be added in and not taken out. what's the point of a new outlook if we have to take steps back to use the new outlook. I might as well revert back to the old version
very disappointing.
Please bring back auto capitalization!
PLEASE bring back Auto-Capitalization!!
I've noticed other small features that have disappeared, such as the reply-all shortcut on Outlook Appointments ("Ctrl+Shift+R"). The shortcut still works on emails, but it no longer works when responding to appointments.
Totally agree! These functions need to be retained and a fix needed asap!
The "based on feedback" thing is complete garbage. Their programmers just don't understand how regular people use computers in everyday life. There is only one group of people in the English-writing/speaking world who would be opposed to the option to autocapitalize the beginnings of sentences"--grammar teachers.
Maybe some people don't use it.
Maybe some people could go without it.
But nobody else would be opposed to the option to have autocaps.
Idiocy.