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How can I download classic out look? Have a 365 subscription but do not like the new outlook at all.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Toggling the 'new outlook' seems to only alter the visual layout of new outlook to 'look like' the classic version. IT IS NOT the classic stand alone desktop version. Correct?
If true, this answer is frustrating because a Microsoft community monitor is not only being responsive, but redirecting to the 'new outlook'
Thank you so much for posting this reply. I used the link to download the Classic Outlook from the Microsoft Store (which can't be found by searching). After a few goes, I managed to link my email (which is on a Microsoft 365 Business Basic subscription) and it worked.
How can I download classic out look? Have a 365 subscription but do not like the new outlook at all.
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I agree that the new Outlook is horrible. It has fewer features and it takes me twice as long to do the same tasks.