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First, some basics The "new Outlook" is the replacement for the Windows 10 / 11 Mail, People, Calendar apps. It is essentially "Outlook on the web" (accessing an Outlook.com account via a browser), wrapped in an app framework with the added functionality to add external IMAP accounts. It is not (currently) a replacement for the Outlook desktop ...
Microsoft is going to get massive pushback, especially from enterprise users who have been using "old Outlook" for decades. In theory, I like the concept of progressive web apps that seem native, but can be easily ported to other platforms. In execution, they tend to feel limited, buggy, and poor quality.
New Outlook vs Old Outlook. Hi. I see that the previous thread on this topic has been locked. I hope that what I have written below is not considered abuse etc. 1. Tried to get back to the old outlook. I used the outlook.exe to start "old" outlook. BUT the issue is that I can NO LONGER add accounts even when the account is an outlook account.
Regarding the setting up rules for email, this feature is still available in the new version of Outlook. You can create rules by clicking on the "Rules" button in the "Move" section of the ribbon or go to settings -->Mail -->Rules. However, setting up rules for sent items and other related features will be available when the new Outlook start ...
New Outlook is fine if you just had the Mail app as it looks like Old Outlook so it is more streamlined. But for work where I got 365 subscription amd Old Outlook I wouldn't use the New Outlook until it has all the features the Old Outlook has. I tried it, and it had issues with our COM add-ins.
Outlook desktop still uses the ancient Office 2000 html engine to render content. It barely understands styles, it prefers html written for Internet Explorer 5, and it ignores anything else it can't mangle. outlook.office.com, outlook.com, and NuOutlook all use the native browser (or WebView2 for NuOutlook) to display content.
First, just so there is no misunderstanding, this is a public user-to-user support forum. We're users helping other users. We do not work for Microsoft First, the "new Outlook" is a replacement for the Windows 10 /11 Mail, Calendar, People apps. It is not a replacement for the Outlook desktop program (part of Office - otherwise referred to as ...
NEW OUTLOOK vs OLD - Under "Personal Folders". In order to save old emails - some over 20 years old - I created folders in the "Personal Folders" space in OLD OUTLOOK. When I test try the NEW OUTLOOK, this space does not exist and I fear I will lose valuable history and information that is stored in the emails under the myriad of labeled ...
New Outlook vs. old outlook I've opted for the "New Outlook" iteration accessible through the toggle positioned in the top-right corner of the traditional Outlook interface. However, upon making the switch, I've encountered an issue wherein a majority of my folders failed to migrate from the previous Outlook version to the updated one.
For classic Outlook, select the icon without a “New” tag. From the Windows Start Menu, type “Registry Editor” in the search box and select the Registry Editor app. Navigate to the following path: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Preferences. Scroll to the bottom of the list to and double click on ...