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Friends.
Can anyone tell me when to use the Outlook in Microsoft 365 and when to use the new Outlook desktop app.
I have both installed on my computers - which I suppose is unnecessary. But I don't understand the difference?
Appreciate if someone can explain this!
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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I have successful access to my yahoo email with "new Outlook." I have worked many days and cannot get my yahoo email to work within Outlook Microsoft 365. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Was the question really answered for Gardis_SE? He asked about the difference between Outlook in Microsoft 365 and the new Outlook (replacement for the Windows 10 / 11 Mail), not **** the difference between Outlook in Microsoft 365 and **** the classic Microsoft Office Outlook.
Super helpful! Has a date or timeframe been said when we will no longer have access to the "old" Outlook? I currently toggle back and forth to slowly get used to the look and changes, but when there is a solid date, I'll plan to force myself into the new so I can get a firm grasp on it.
Yes you can.
So I can continue to use the desktop version of Outlook with all its formatting options?
I use those options constantly and don't want to give them up.
Karen