Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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The question relates to the (new) Outlook which replaces Windows Mail on W10 and W11
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I want to know how to rearrange, move, the multiple accounts I have in Outlook. Simply move one from the top to the bottom and vice versa. What would seem like a very simple task. The accounts I have are two Microsoft accounts and one Gmail account. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. By the way this is the "New Outlook" so I've found you cant just click and drag the account like before. I'm guessing they require you to go back to school and get a masters in Computer Science to perform what should be a fairly simple task, Anyways, thank in advance for the help!
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I think you must be talking about something else.
The question relates to the (new) Outlook which replaces Windows Mail on W10 and W11
EASY WORK AROUND
Hi, since the new outlook allows a primary, then auto organizes the others, the easy way to organize these is right click on one of the accounts, click on account settings, now you'll see all accounts. Click on the account you want first, then the first for that account is "account description". MS uses this to numero/alph the order. Put a 1 in front of the description of the account you want first, then a 2 in front of the next, etc... if you ever want to change this i.e. you added another account, just renumber them. After you do this, close settings and they move, just that easy.
Example:
1 Work Email Account
2 Other Email Account
3 Personal Account
the move options do not appear
This would work if we knew the vertical sequencing prior to opening the accounts. Once the accounts are set, their order may not be changed. Hope that MS coders can add the up and down email account order option. 'Prof.' Ancis
In the new outlook, there is no option for moving up and down in the --- three dots to the right of the email accounts.