Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Yes, the new version sux!
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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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Yes, the new version sux!
Look MS have removed the feature from the NEW OUTLOOK, which is a complete load of garbage.
I have TWO issues :
- I have several PST files on my machine and I cannot attach them to the NEW OUTLOOK.
- My Outlook 2016 does not allow authentication (TO THE SERVER), using my HOTMAIL email account.
I am stuck using NEW OUTLOOK on my laptop and can ACHIEVE messages to PST FILES (FOLDERS) I have created.
The people at MS that dream up this stuff are a bunch of buffons.
I have sent repeated emails to MS support and all I get back is a heap of unwanted information that does not provide me with a resolution.
I hear you! What a crock! I have loads of MS Stock I purchased in 1996- This uncaring alteration they made with Outlook and Office in general makes me want to sell all my shares. I've lost trust (what little I had) Now gebuine crapware!
Look MS have removed the feature from the NEW OUTLOOK, which is a complete load of garbage.
I have TWO issues :
I am stuck using NEW OUTLOOK on my laptop and can ACHIEVE messages to PST FILES (FOLDERS) I have created.
The people at MS that dream up this stuff are a bunch of buffons.
I have sent repeated emails to MS support and all I get back is a heap of unwanted information that does not provide me with a resolution.
Why does there need to be a road map to add functionality that has always been in Outlook. Its a fundamental feature. Would they release a new version of Word or Excel that couldn't open docx and xlsx files. No they wouldn't so why do it with Outlook.