You want to use emoji reactions like thumbs up or heart on email threads in the new Outlook for Windows or Outlook on the web. This feature lets you respond quickly without typing a reply or forwarding the message. Reactions are not enabled by default for all users or organizations. This article explains how to … Read more
When you compose an email in the new Outlook for Windows or Outlook on the web, the Schedule Send feature proposes a default delivery time based on the recipient’s time zone and your typical working hours. This suggested time can sometimes conflict with your preferred sending schedule, such as when you want messages to arrive … Read more
You want to place a custom action button on the ribbon in the new Outlook for Windows so you can run a specific task with one click instead of navigating through multiple menus. The new Outlook uses a simplified ribbon that does not natively support custom buttons through the traditional Customize Ribbon dialog found in … Read more
The new Outlook for Windows uses a simplified Fonts pane that does not display the full font family for Aptos and many other typefaces. Instead of seeing regular, bold, italic, and bold italic variants listed separately, you see only one entry for the font. This change was introduced to reduce clutter, but it can confuse … Read more
When you click an email in the New Outlook for Windows, the message opens in the reading pane. By default, the message is marked as read immediately after you select it. This behavior can be inconvenient if you often preview messages and want to keep them as unread until you finish reviewing them. The feature … Read more
In the new Outlook for Windows, your connected accounts appear as separate tabs at the top of the navigation pane. You might want to change the order of these tabs so your primary mailbox appears first or to group work and personal accounts together. The new Outlook does not include a menu command for sorting … Read more
You can compose emails without typing by using the built-in voice dictation feature in the new Outlook for Windows. Voice dictation converts your spoken words into text, saving time and reducing typing strain. This article explains how to enable and use dictation, what commands are available, and how to avoid common mistakes. You will learn … Read more
When composing an email in the new Outlook for Windows, you may need to write parts of the message in a language different from your default proofing language. The new Outlook includes a per-email spell check language override feature that lets you set a different dictionary for the entire message without changing your global Office … Read more
When you create a professional email signature in Outlook, you expect it to appear consistently whether you are working on your desktop, laptop, or mobile device. The default signature storage is local to each computer, which forces you to recreate the same signature on every machine. This wastes time and creates inconsistency in your branding. … Read more
You see the option to switch back to classic Outlook has vanished. The toggle that says Try the New Outlook no longer appears in the top-right corner of your window. This usually happens after your organization pushes a policy that disables the toggle or after a Microsoft 365 update changes the default behavior. This article … Read more