New Outlook vs. Outlook in Microsoft 365

You can't print multiple weeks in one printout - will need to print twice to cover 2 weeks.

Select the first date you want then click print and choose the period.

That what I should do cancel my suscripción too. There is no way or good answer . That’s where my money goes for nothing ..

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How can I select specific dates of a calendar month to printed . Instead of the whole minth . How ot select Septemeber 19 to September 30th to print tha especifica range or any other range I chooses

I've tried to use the new outlook several times and continue reverting back to the classic Outlook within a couple of hours. Primary reason is that the new Outlook is missing several features that I use daily. I used the AbleBits plug in daily because I have repetitive emails, notifications and reminders. AbleBits was more helpful than Quick Parts because I could have pop-up fill in fields which were very helpful. Microsoft and/or AbleBits decided in one of the previous recent upgrades that there would now be a fee. Our budget won't really allow for this and even if it did, I'm not exactly sure if it would work with the new Outlook so I'll be patient. I decided to move over to .oft files and learned that these aren't supported in the new Outlook. Quick Parts is also not supported in the new Outlook Microsoft continues to point me in the direction of their Templates icon which is extremely basic and only useful for small emails. We can't organize, put them in categories or alphabetize. We see the entire text of the template and not just the heading which means someone like me who has approximately 30 templates would be scrolling for days in search of the correct template. I have images and links in many of my templates and guess what, the Templates icon doesn't allow for these to be added either.

Another huge struggle I'm having is the view. I know it's change and I know the view is meant to appear like OWA. For many years OWA has been notoriously horrible unless used for the most basic send and receive emails or checking a calendar. I can appreciate what MS is doing with combining the two worlds of web and desktop, it's just highly unfortunate that they've went the route of copying the OWA features and not the features that their users tend to use.

I've watched some training on the new Outlook and can see how it can be helpful. I would love to try and use it because some of the new features could be helpful. Unfortunately, it will cause me quite a bit more time in my daily work and it's just not worth using or trying to learn it. I cannot and will not speak positively about it to anyone at this time. I honestly believe and feel like if I were to be forced by MS and/or my company, that I would have create my templates in OneNote or Word, copy and paste them into a new email in order to get close to the place I was at previously. In today's tech world, we shouldn't have to do that.