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With the recent upgrade to 'new' outlook, I've lost the ability to drag & drop 'to do' items to my outlook calendar (on both web & desktop versions).
This is super frustrating as I found it a very effective digital productivity tool.
I've been in contact with MS support but they have been unable to resolve my issue.
I want to know why MS would release a new version of a product without thorough testing
or, at the very least, fast resolution (looking at the forums, this appears to have been an issue since mid-2023...)
Thoughts?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Outlook New will not be replacing the Classic Desktop version until at least 2029, 6 years from now. As such, it is NOT yet a replacement for it, it is still a work in progress and has a good many shortcomings that will be addressed over the next 6 years. Please revert to the Classic Desktop version to reclaim this functionality.
Thank you Hal, Will do!
Is that ~the same timeline for MS Teams?
(Some of my colleagues are having issues there so will let them know if that's the case)