We would like to be able to access Office 365 Groups calendars from the Outlook mobile app. We used to have this capability with the separate Groups app that has been discontinued. Microsoft stated that the features of that app would be rolled in to Outlook mobile. They have not as of 10/3/2018. We now have to find some other option for all the people who were using the Groups calendars through the mobile app. Frustrating.

In group messages, if one wants to reply to the sender only, it's a bit of a hunt as "reply all" is the only readily visible response. Also, when replying, why is the message displayed so strangely (vertically and hard to read)?

be able to add multiply (already saved) emails to single named file. when I need to send email blasts, it takes longer to lookup all the emails then to type the message. this way, 1 click and I am sending the message to 20-50 people. helps when you have a large company.

it is my suggestion that cloud accounts should be displayed as mail accounts are displayed where there are all mail and individual mail accounts below them. so that like we check mail accounts we can check the cloud accounts also

I would like to choose what I sync to my Android phone with an Outlook account. either email, calander, or contacts or Al of them.

make it easier to form groups and then be able to go edit them

I want to create a group of emails so I don't have to type them all the time. Please, developers, integrate it into the application.

when we have more than one catalog and organize them in folders, when we use outlook in app, we only can se the default catalog, not the others :(

1. When you exchange tens of messages each day, it is impossible to go back and search for all the messages in the thread. it is much more efficient to see them listed so you can select




2. You need to add full keyboard features for email like, bold underline, font color, font size, and most importantly, bullets and numbering.




3. We love Nokia and want it to succeed. I wish a technical expert takes a look at Windows Phone Outlook and see how brilliant it functions. I preferred it over the laptop.