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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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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?
This thread dates back to February 2024, it's not November. Any plans to fix this issue soon??
having to manually do this annoying. should be automatic like previous versions.
I agree that these Microsoft upgrades are not user friendly, they are actually making work harder not easier or efficient
Hopefully, will address this in the next update - Hint, Microsoft!
Hello,
I totally agree. The useful (daily) handlings are gone.
This is not user friendly.
Another one:
If you filter on "from" you can't go to f.e. the letter L