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Switched to "New Outlook" but didn't find any way to choose fields (columns)
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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It beggars belief why the developers didn't think that this feature is fundamental to daily use of emails. It's not too much to expect to be able to see who the email is from and to whom. Hope they get it sorted soon.
I made the switch to New Outlook today. If it really can't do this simple thing, which was really useful for filtering emails meant for me rather than those I have just been copied into, and there is no plan to include it, I will be switching back to 'old' Outlook.
Agreed. The time we waste only to find "computer says nah" when it comes to modern UIs. Why replace productive and useful with hobbled?
I agree. Many of us need to have structured inboxes, and this new Outlook seems to lack features that were in the old system. I'm a huge fan of change, but in this case, I'll politely include a thumbs down on whomever designed this new style and/or layout. Cheers, and thanks for listening.
To whoever is behind the new Outlook.
Please finish products before release.
Don't drop halfassed versions on us and force change the preferred application repeatedly.
We don't want it until it is finished.