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Classic Outlook - Until when will it be supported & available for use?
Can users with Classic outlook continue using it in 2025?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Given the litany of shortcomings and complaints across the wider customer base over years, I wonder if Microsoft will do something similar as they did when a similar debacle occurred with OneNote and continue development of the classic desktop version which it seems, most customers prefer. We can only hope so.
Amen Brother!
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This is now working.
New Outlook is just the web version in an application wrapper. It's junk for functionality.
We are paying for office 365 licenses to get functional applications to install on our devices. Not web versions with crippled capability. It's also the same when you open things like a Word document in the web/teams. It can actually break formatting/features that have been applied using the application Word.
I'd say I don't know what Microsoft are thinking with these things, but that would imply they are actually thinking about anything but $$.