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Hi all, I am the System administrator. Recently we would like to tried a new outlook, but we need add the shared mailbox to user,
we tried to add account but it needs password, and the shared mailbox is no password, in classic outlook if administrator adds permission in Exchange, after a few minutes the mailbox will show in the left panel
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Now let's just hope it actually works properly out of the box and people don't need to keep complaining every step of the way.
Hello. Is there a way to have the new shared email box appear not under shared but as a standalone email (as it does in old outlook)?
I can get the shared calendar, but still can't add the shared inbox to my favorites or move it up from the very bottom of all my folders.
This is a good hack - as it seems having the shared inbox displayed on its own is not an option (like in the old Outlook).
this doesnt work because shared mailboxes dont appear when you search for them. in the above example its most likely a user mailbox thats been shared, but not and actual shared mailbox.