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Need to create a pst file and upload a previously created pst file into outlook. This was an effortless exercise in classic outlook with readily available option in File menu. How do I get to that functionality in the new outlook.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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No, and given how utterly unresponsive MS has been regarding this ridiculous functionality failure, I am not holding my breath.
Support of PST data files has not occurred yet, so we are all still suffering with NEW Outlook.
Hi. I purchased a new computer last week with Microsoft 365 loaded. Ive spent a week trying to figure out why I can't transfer my old, emails to the new computer in archive, so it won't take up all the space on my phone. But i couldn't figure it out. After reading all of these emails about the issue, i finally see the light as to why. I gave the new version of outlook. What a scam. Thanks however to each of you for talking about it so at least i won't waste my time to keep trying to do this. I did see however that microsoft says they will have a fix to allow the new version of outlook at least read these types of files by January. Has this occurred yet?
This version of Oulook is without a doubt the worst "upgrade" since Windows Vista!
This is incredibly aggravating! Now you force everyone to use NEW outlook, and it won't support local data files? You need to fix this now. I can't believe Microsoft actually did this. Stupid stupid stupid!!!!!!!!!!
I am currently looking for an alternative to Outlook, as I absolutely do not want my data files hosted on the cloud.