Case in point: instead of adding support for IMAP or on-premise Exchange servers they prioritized iCloud support and Continuity Camera. Quite frankly part of me is worried that Microsoft is experimenting with moving Outlook for Mac away from its current business/enterprise position towards a much more consumer-oriented or, at best, mom-and-pop-shop focus, because that's where Macs are much more popular.

A majority of what I use Outlook for Mac for isn't available in the New Outlook yet. I've tried the New Outlook a few weeks ago when it first showed up back in October just to see what all the fuss was about, but switched back immediately because I had to get some work done.

I rely heavily on Outlook in a mixed macOS/Windows enterprise environment. I have refused to 'test' the new Outlook so far and am willing to omit this 'update' as long as these indispensable features are implemented.Īnd of course I am really interested in hands-on experiences with the 'new' Outlook for Mac! Please post here.Ĭlick to expand.Same here. Very annoying for office surroundings where delegations are critical, and also to handle multiple accounts, contact lists and so on - it looks like that lots of Pro features are going to disappear! Delegated and shared inboxes can't be added using Open Other User's Folder'.Shared calendars can't be added using Open Other User's Folder.Mail and events can't be moved or copied between accounts.Known issues The product team knows about and is investigating the following issues in the new Outlook for Mac: S/MIME - Now available in Beta Channel version 16.43 (20100803).'Features not yet available in the new Outlook for Mac There are several features that are available in the current version of Outlook for Mac for Office 365 that aren't yet available in the new Outlook experience. I am rather anxious about that update because features that are very important to me seem to miss, quoting from here

This will be rolling out to Outlook for Mac users in the coming weeks.' As it seems to come nearer:įrom within this article: 'The updated Outlook for Mac app that's available today now includes support for iCloud accounts, allowing work and personal emails, contacts, and calendars in one app. I thought that an all-encompassing thread for the upcoming 'new' Outlook for Mac could be convenient.

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