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In the new Outlook, I can't find the "direct replies to" field. Since I send emails from various accounts, I use this feature frequently. Am I missing it or was it removed?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Outlook for Mac has never had this feature AFAIK. I've always had to fire up the Classic Windows version of Outlook to get it. I don't even see it on the Web version ... which my inner conspiracy theorist finds many interesting ideas to consider.
I recommend everyone revert to Classic and not utilize the new outlook. They are not adding this feature and it doesn't appear on any roadmap.
I don't see the option to specify a reply-to email address in the Legacy or New version of Outlook on Mac OS. I'm using 16.88.1. In the legacy version, I don't see More Options, Direct replies to, or Have Replies Sent to or anything similar.
The built in Help is not helpful at all. I can't find the answer on Google.
Does anyone know how to enable the option to specify a reply-to email address in Outlook 16.88.1 in Legacy version of Outlook on Mac OS?
thanks,
Yes, please put this feature (and any others ones which have been quietly removed) back in Outlook.
Reply-To is a useful option which has existed in email for decades. Why suddenly remove it...?
I also work in a university and the loss of this feature has increased the administrative workload. for the same exact reason as Mark Monk. Please add the feature back in. Technology should not flow backwards. Thank you, kindly.
I won't be swapping to New Outlook until this feature is there. I am secretary for a number of organisations and rely on being able to have replies sent to the organisation's official address.