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Please add the resend email functionality back into the new version of Outlook. This feature is utilized by myself and my team all the time, as each week we make minor changes to the previous weeks emails. I don't want to forward each week's email every time, I just want to hit resend, make any necessary changes, and then send the current updated email only. Not keeping that feature in the new Outlook was a big mistake...
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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It's there now! My PC just updated overnight. I have a personal 365 subscription and not logged into my work account, at least I don't think I am. There's even a Resend Message button!
So what you are saying is that people with a paid Microsoft 365 subscription, since the beginning of subscriptions I might add, don't get this feature. I don't have a toggle button because I'm using the "new" Outlook that Microsoft wants me to use. i didn't install the "old" Outlook. Defies logic.
Correct. But you don't have the resend option because you are not signed in with a work or school account. The "new" Outlook has this feature, but not for regular user accounts.
So what you are saying is that people with a paid Microsoft 365 subscription, since the beginning of subscriptions I might add, don't get this feature. I don't have a toggle button because I'm using the "new" Outlook that Microsoft wants me to use. i didn't install the "old" Outlook. Defies logic.