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On the new version of Outlook, the only snooze options for calendar reminders are 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, and 2 hours. The problem is when the calendar reminder is set to hit a day before the appointment, none of those intervals are enough to get it out of your face for the rest of the day. Is there a way to bring back the 12 hour snooze, and the 5 minutes before snooze, at the least?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I agree! Please bring back the extended snooze duration options. They have proved very helpful in the past. The current functionality is insufficient.
Bring this back why would they not make it the same as the old outlook? Classic Mircosoft smh
I completely agree. I really miss being able to snooze a reminder for days or even a week. Sometimes it is useful to have some advance notice for planning prior to an event, but to also be able to snooze the alarm until much closer to the actual event.
It's been 8 months since you said it would roll out this month (in March 2024) and there is still no option to snooze 12 hours. Please bring back the option to snooze for multiple days. Not having that is a huge disappointment. I don't see a reason why it was necessary to remove it.
Do Microsoft still look at this thread?
I wonder if there is a new (more effective) way to engage with the people that can influence improvements (or in this case simply equality with all previous versions) of Microsoft's applications for business?
I have used Microsoft's business suite software for decades and all previous changes "upgrades" have been evolutions (meaning if you were familiar with an earlier version of the software application, all the short cuts your brain 'muscle memory' had unconsciously developed still worked), however this latest one seems an evolution and it takes a long time to 'unlearn' the way you have always achieved your results and discover how you now have to complete the same thing that you used to do without thinking about it
Perhaps its just me getting too old and resistant to change, but I am certainly feeling less productive than I used to be, having to consciously think (or sometimes even ask 'google' for assistance) about how to do the things I've been doing for years as easily as breathing