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1 voteHall
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when I sync contacts to my Android phone, the formatting of the body of the contacts gets messed up by the phone when syncing back to the server. Please give me the option to sync only one way from the server to the phone, and not the other way around. This would prevent my phone from messing up my server contacts.
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44 votesHall
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when using the Outlook interface on the web, I love the junk button at the top and being able to select junk or block for the email that I have selected. Please add the same functionality to Outlook mobile.
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I appreciate the option that appears to undo the action after deleting an item. however, that option does not display for long enough for me to see it, read it, digest it, and click on it. Please allow me to configure that to display for much longer than it currently does.
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15 votesHall
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If I change a contact on my phone and it updates to Exchange, it messes up my Exchange contact. Particularly, it messes up the body formatting of what is written in the contact on Exchange. Please just give me the option to only push updates to my phone from exchange, but not allow updates to go from my phone back to Exchange.
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When Outlook mobile or Android syncs contacts back to my Microsoft Exchange Server, the formatting of the body of many contacts become messed up. I don't need to edit my contacts on my Android phone, I just want a copy of all my contacts there. If you offered a one-way sync to only pull updates down to my phone but not push them back to the server, that would allow me to safely have all of my contacts to my phone and use them.
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Just like there is a choice to delete an email, forward and email, or flag an email… Please add an option to mark an email as Junk. When we do that, Outlook should delete the email and add the sender to a blocked list from that point forward. It takes the same amount of time to mark an email as Junk/Spam as it does to delete it. I would feel more productive if I marked spam email with that same 1-click and Outlook always moved messages from that sender to spam in the future and deleted the email at the same time.