Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I understand pst support is available in Outlook client version 20250122010.02
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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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I understand pst support is available in Outlook client version 20250122010.02
I understand pst support is available in Outlook client version 20250122010.02
Is this a "new" outlook client version and have you tried it?
Thank you,
Danielle
The latest Microsoft Outlook Version is: 1.2025.117.600 (Production)
The latest WebView2 Version is: 132.0.2957.115
However, there is a "Client Version" 20250122010.02 that I have seen and it has the support for psts. I have a brother that works for MSFT and he has it. This implies it came out yesterday based on the name. The Outlook and WebView2 versions my brother has is the same as mine.
However, I can't find this "Client Version" and the latest one I have is Outlook client version 20250116064.07
I would assume we are days away from the public release.
The latest Microsoft Outlook Version is: 1.2025.117.600 (Production)
The latest WebView2 Version is: 132.0.2957.115
However, there is a "Client Version" 20250122010.02 that I have seen and it has the support for psts. I have a brother that works for MSFT and he has it. This implies it came out yesterday based on the name. The Outlook and WebView2 versions my brother has is the same as mine.
However, I can't find this "Client Version" and the latest one I have is Outlook client version 20250116064.07
I would assume we are days away from the public release.
Given the pretty fundamental nature of the problem under discussion here, and the ridiculous indifference that MS has shown in addressing it, I would take their statement of 'continued support' with a huge grain of salt.