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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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You have a valid point. It was a last resort suggestion not without its risk. Avoiding 11 aslLong as I can.
Whether Microsof listens or not but, the New outlook is ABSOULTELLY AWFUL. Im sure that they did Beata testing and also interviewing their customers right? uh no. Also, the Office 365 policy thats in place is JAMMING the new outlook down my throat WITHOUT an option to say no. BAD CHOICE! I do however have the option to flick the swtich back to classic but seriously Microsoft you ned to start listening to your customers and do a better job at informing your office 365 customers!
I think that's their plan.
At work, we cannot see other's calendars with the Classic version. Is Microsoft making changes so we are forced to use the new version?
I wonder what Microsoft does with all its failed product managers? Is releasing a new, totally rewritten version considered training ground for new recruits? Microsoft is clearly getting long in the tooth if this is what they consider appropriate market response.