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Dear MS, If you wish to replace an application (developed over 20+ years) then make it functionally equivalent.
Until then don't bother with trying to push the <removed> that is the new Outlook onto people to test.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Absolutely agree! Typical MS. Push something out because developers and marketing think it's what people want. It completely sucks. Might as well switch to Apple. And no, I don't want AI to decide what I want to see or do.
Why don't they listen to users?
No one likes the NEW Outlook.
Give us the original version.
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