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Microsoft is radically changing how shared mailboxes and folders are shown in Outlook

Microsoft is radically changing how shared mailboxes and folders are shown in Outlook

by Flavius Floare

December 17, 2024

The new Outlook for Windows and Web will allow users to customize the folder icon colors

by Flavius Floare

You’ll soon be able to save attachment files in Outlook without an Internet connection

by Flavius Floare

Outlook for Mobile will let users recall accidental emails

by Flavius Floare

Microsoft Outlook: Best Ways to Organize Emails

by Claire Moraa

Microsoft Outlook Top Ribbon Missing: 5 Ways to Get it Back

Outlook document previewer

Outlook will let you start a new email from a document previewer

Outlook Account descriptions

Outlook will let you describe your account with a personalized status

microsoft emails junk

Incredibly weird: Microsoft labels its own email as junk

Outlook for Mobile emails

Outlook for Mobile is finally making it way less frustrating to compose emails on your phone

outlook recipient

Outlook will allow users to separate multiple email recipients by comma

copilot outlook

Outlook will have Copilot schedule meetings for you automatically

outlook move emails

Outlook will let you move your emails between different accounts

Outlook mouse

Outlook wants you to use your mouse as little as possible

Outlook none

Outlook’s new None color will make the app look like the soon-to-be deprecate Mail and Calendar

outlook mobile email attachments

You’ll soon be able to add emails as attachments when writing an email in Outlook for Mobile

outlook custom account icons

Outlook will let users create custom account icons so they can tell their accounts apart easier

outlook themes

Copilot in Outlook will generate personalized themes for you to customize the app

new outlook usage reports

Microsoft will add a usage reports section for the New Outlook in the 365 Admin Center

Outlook Office

You’ll be able to easily login to the other Office apps directly from Outlook