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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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Old Outlook has more Syncinc Problems than the new one and especiali with shared folders.
Even if MS is not shutting down old outlook, they will find a way to force us to use the new one.
I really love the new one but wihtout PST Support or the ability to to shared folder Favorites , its useless.
So can you explain why Microsoft has released an incomplete version since it is not compatible with the classic version . It's so frustrating that you have not engaged the community to at least do some user testing before forcing this on us.
Wow ! It is a big blow for the reputation of Microsoft ! I had difficulties to believe that.
This is another change by Microsoft that disregards long standing users. To cut off access to email accounts unless users upgrade to a newer, limited product, without being able to use their existing files, is foolish, non productive, and shows a disregard for longstanding customers.
I am an IT Admin in a K-12 public school that has the A1 licensing model. Since we are state funded, we have to comply Open Records Requests or Public Information Requests. In the Microsoft Compliance Portal, we can easily create Content Searches and retrieve the search results, but to export those, our options are as individual messages or PST files. Sometimes those results are thousands of message, so individual messages isn't an option. We need the capability to open the PST file and the new version of Outlook does not have that capability. When should we expect this to be added to the New Outlook?