hate the new outlook that is replacing win mail. any alternative that is similar to win mail that is simple and fast to load?

Anonymous
2024-04-09T02:42:43+00:00

hate the new outlook that is replacing win mail. any alternative that is similar to win mail that is simple and fast to load?

this is probably worse than the decision to remove group all at task bar and so many people refused to upgrade to win 11 because of that. what is Ms thinking?

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-08-31T16:00:28+00:00

    we never asked for this new outlook and never wanted it to replace the windows mail which for a majority of users ticked all the right boxes.

    The admission that this new outlook is 'under development' speaks volumes, it was not ready for release but Microsoft replaced a perfectly fine mail app with this complete utter trash.

    The reply from GinikalD completely missed the point of your question :

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    Please try the following options and see if the issue gets resolved:

    1. Reduce the Size of Your Mailbox. Large mailboxes can slow down Outlook. Try archiving old emails.

    so it's your mail that is the problem??? I don't think so!

    1. Ensure that you have a strong and stable network connection.

    So it's your network connection that is the problem ????? again I do not think so!

    1. You might have to disable some add-ins that you don't use regularly as some can slow down Outlook.

    So now you have to disable add-ins as Outlook cannot process with them on????? come on be serious!!!

    1. Repair Outlook Profile. A corrupted profile can cause slow loading, so consider repairing and the Outlook app on your desktop.

    So now it's actually your installation of outlook that causes the problem????

    When will these so-called experts except that we are not idiots, I've been working with computer programs since the seventies and always smile when the 'it must be your fault as our coding is perfect' card is played, it's not any of those issues, the issue is we didn't want this new outlook but Microsoft has determined that like it or not you will have it even if it is rubbish it is what we say you need to use and the ads give us much needed revenue ( did I type that?)

    Releasing an app that is incapable of transferring contacts from a working windows mail is inexcusable, forcing users to be spammed with ads unless they are prepared to buy out is despicable.

    Being unable to select your own backgrounds to allow individuals to customise their page is arrogance of the highest order.

    It really doesn't matter which alternate mail app you use as any available are miles better than this 'new' outlook but blind to any feedback Microsoft will continue to ignore the very people who pay their wages, simply put restore Windows mail and stop forcing users who do not need outlook to have to put up with an inferior option because they will find a non-microsoft alternative.

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-08-24T23:37:08+00:00

    I envision them all being in their twenties, with no concept of what it means for millions of people to spend decades learning their way around a system and how much accumulated knowledge they destroy every time they make some whiz-bang new change.

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  3. Anonymous
    2024-08-23T14:33:58+00:00

    Who DOESN'T have a large mailbox? The fact that the software is not designed to handle the massive amount of information of emails typical of any working professional, with attachments, images, etc, is subpar. The Outlook desktop app is poorly designed if this can be an issue. Meanwhile Outlook Webmail can handle the large inbox without a glitch. Why is this?

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  4. Anonymous
    2024-08-22T18:46:46+00:00

    The thing is, the folks at Microsoft know that they are much, much smarter than we are, so they know better than we do what's best for us. The other thing is, they don't care at all about what we think.

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  5. Anonymous
    2024-08-22T18:07:04+00:00

    Totally agree. The forced move to the "New" Outlook is reminscent of the switch to New Coke. At least Coca Cola quickly learned from its gigantic mistake and reverted to what their customers wanted and loved. Highly doubting the Microsoft Gang wil recognize the horrible mistake this product is and go back to what worked. Hopefully the drumbeats get louder and they allow for a change back

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