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I have hundreds of email folders and when I scroll down, the pinned Favorites scrolls up and is not visible. This causes me to have to scroll all the way back up to get to my inbox. Previously it stayed in place & I could click the inbox. Thank you
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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The new Outlook desktop version IS the problem. No locking favorites tab, no email in quicksteps. Bad design.
I am using "new" outlook desktop.
It's January, have you seen anything yet?
Hey MF
I am totally with you. Just a little frustrated at what appears to be an oversight on the part of MS.
As I said I using apple and this may have a bit to do with the difficulties we are facing.
All I can hope for is someone brighter than myself will help me with an answer.
Thanks for your input.
Well, I don't know how, but I have a button in Outlook on my brand-new Dell XPS-16 (migrating all my data to now) that allows me to switch back to "Classic" look. I'm a new subscriber to Office 365 and there is a button on the upper-right of the Outlook app that reads, "New Outlook." When I click it, it reverts back to old look. There may be a way to get that button to show up, don't get me started about MS hiding settings. Right now, I am trying to defeat the OneDrive settings and make it back-up only, saving all files locally. In Settings/Storage/Advanced storage settings/Where new content is saved, I have it all set correct. OneDrive still uses cloud as primary. Whenever anyone trashes MS, I never disagree.