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In the "new" Outlook, I can no longer attach emails to Calendar items, even when I have created the item. Is there are work around for this?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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This random dude on YouTube explains a workaround. Which is more helpful than MS Outlook help, that's for sure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwAjcL9rB2Y
This is so far the most helpful tip!
The other solution is to save down the email and then attach it to the meeting invite!
The new Outlook does not allow one to save an email file in a regular folder, only in Outlook folders which is so inconvenient compared to the old Outlook
This is why Apple wins every time. How uncommon is it that you make a reservation or RSVP to a meeting and you need to save the confirmation email as a calendar event. NOT AT ALL. This should be easy and intuitive and Microsoft has screwed it up again. No longer can you click and drag the email to your calendar -- as likely makes sense to 99.9% of users. Supposedly, you can reply with a meeting request. Ridiculous. Restore the ability to simply click and drag the email to your calendar -- PLEASE.