In our inaugural episode, we’ll explore critical tips when trying new Outlook in the office and on the go. You'll understand how to soft transition to new Outlook from classic Outlook and why Microsoft is making such a big change.
Future-Ready Friday Ep 1. What you need to know when trying New Outlook
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Caitlin Hart
1mo
Oops: there is a date issue in that visual and it was swapped in the blog, June isn’t General Availability
Lara Atkins
1mo
Changing recurring meetings and reply with meeting from your manager's calendar - Finally!!! That's brilliant
Ginger Spencer
1mo
(Q) my exec likes to accept/decline her own meetings. I monitor the notifications in my inbox to ensure she has responded. New Outlook inbox notifications no longer indicate whether she has responded to the meeting. Any workarounds or plans to include?
François Starke
1mo
so excited for this! :)
François Starke
1mo
the recurring meeting rescheduling is AMAZING - new series w/o losing history is great! :)
Nina Grealy
1mo
was happy to see i can access my leaders e-mail now by going through the "shared with me" accounts
Barbra Unger
1mo
Thanks Vicki. I like how you can have the current Outlook and the New Outlook open simultaneously in desktop view. I noticed in my New Outlook calendar that I could view everyone’s calendar except the CEO whom I support. I sent in feedback to MS and I’m sure they’ll have an answer. Can’t wait for the full rollout #iamanea
Your Red Cape classes on this have been helpful and calming.
Certified Administrative Professional | Semi-finalist 2024 Canadian Admin Professional of the Year | Winner: The PA Way Award-Outstanding Contribution | Office Manager | IAAP Regional Director-Eastern Canada
1moThis inaugural episode was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. Every time I opened the 'new' Outlook, I immediately switched back. Your tips give me hope, and those favourite features are game-changing!