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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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I have tried to return to the old Outlook unsuccessfully.
You can no longer copy and paste email addresses from sources outside of Outlook. (ie Excel spreadsheets)
I bought the home and student version of office. I had no idea Outlook was no longer part of Office.
Now I have to buy a subscription to 365 as well? This is absolutely insane
New outlook is total ****
This new OL is truly the worst take on OL one could come up with!
Went back to the old version as soon as I realized I could. Irritated by sign-ins every time I opened it. The old version showed a long list of recent files when doing attachments. The new version offers 3 only and no way to add. Font is too small and nothing I do will permanently enlarge it. Hated from this first day.
New Outlook is just TERRIBLE