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1,265 votes207 comments · Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Mail · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Currently, attaching via OneDrive, brings up a list of most recently saved OneDrive files from email. Very unhelpful if I want to attach an old document or one not saved from email recently.
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Even Microsoft's own feature update email is impossible to read without zooming and panning. It's just one of a dozen or more emails I hate using Outlook to read. I'd call this a bug because there's a "Completed" reflow request "like HTC mail", but this isn't actually a feature that I can see.
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About 30% of emails are illegible due to tiny text. Reflow is essential.
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I have five (5) 365 Outlook accounts and I move email to my primary account (once I've taken action on it) to keep everything in one place. I can easily do this on Outlook for PC. Several apps in Android do this, the best of which is Maildroid.
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Swipe options, such as Delete and Read & Archive, are limited in that they require users to organize their emails again later from the Archive folder. A great option to add would be the ability to create your own swipe option for moving emails to a user defined folder.
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3,159 votes861 comments · Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Mail · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →John Fox
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It took 18 months from the time MS said Teams would support external/guest users. I sure hope this doesn't take that long. Please MS, don't ignore the users in this thread.