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I have started using the new Outlook desktop interface. In the older version I was able to enter this search term: Folder:inbox and select all mailboxes and it would display all my inboxes from different email accounts. I cannot find the equivalent in the new interface. Does it exist? How can I look at the inbox of all my accounts without having to do them one at a time?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I am in Classic but the "All Mailboxes" is not there either, am I missing something or is there a setting I don't have turned on? Someone please help.
The project lead in that team needs to be replaced along with the rest of the group for allowing the removal of the feature instead of insisting.
The lack of a simple and intuitive search across all mailboxes/accounts is silly, unserious, and when struggling to search across various accounts for something important, enraging.
How is this the cutting edge?
Why not reinstate "Mail" and give users a choice. Recoup the cost by dismissing or demoting the arrogant incompetents who ruined a perfectly good system and ignored those of us who complained. If it aint broke don't fix it.