Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
It is so frustrating.! I have come to hate "New" Outlook!!!
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On my new outlook I'm unable to move/drag emails between different inboxes. I used to be able to do this on the old outlook application but now that I've transferred to the new one I cannot anymore.
As I have 3 different emails on my one app being our stores email, my own work email and my bosses inboxes all on my one application this is such an important feature I need to be able to sort and organise emails around the different inboxes.
Someone please help or have a solution for this!
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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It is so frustrating.! I have come to hate "New" Outlook!!!
Had an issue that has forced me onto the new outlook and can't get the classic outlook back open. Moving emails between inboxes is intrinsic to our business. Gutted about this.
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I agree, it’s ridiculous, when are Microsoft going to resolve this problem?
This is just one of the many things that MS has scrapped that were great features of Classic.
Wait until you find out that you can only delete 10 contacts at a time. Meaning, if you want to clean up your contacts in a spreadsheet and import them back into the new Outlook, you will need to delete your existing contacts 10 at a time before you can, or you will have duplicates. Thankfully, you can still switch back to Classic and delete them all at once.
New Outlook has potential, but MS should think twice about removing so many intrinsic features.