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I recently switched over to the New Outlook, the most updated version. I am no longer able to CTRL+F to duplicate emails, a tool I often used. Is there a way to do this now? (without highlighting, copy and pasting).
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I have just been staying on Classic outlook. I will stay on this as long as it's an option and as long as I need to duplicate emails!
Thanks. I'll also share my feedback in the Outlook community. This was a helpful feature for anyone that used drafts as templates and needed to send recurring emails out. I'm disappointed there's no equivalent in the updated version.
PLEASE bring back CTRL+F. I was able to use Old Outlook until today when that option was taken away (not happy), and just discovered this shortfall in the New Outlook (really not happy).
* Just figured out how to open Old Outlook again, and that's what I'm sticking with.
Oh i see i am not alone :D
Please bring this feature back, this alone might make me go back to old outlook.