Kevin Freels
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4,016 votesKevin Freels
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All these awesome new features added ni the last day or so and I still can't reply with attachments or simply insert an inline image.
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I never understood why MS insisted on removing perfectly good features.
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24 votesKevin Freels
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36 votesKevin Freels
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The whole thing just needs more flexibility. Personally I would like to be able to move it up above Search Folders, Scheduled, RSS subscriptions (Why can't I make this go away? I have no RSS subscriptions!), Outbox, Conversation History....... Yeah. I think that gets it. Out of all of those I only look at the outbox and then only on occasion in case something got stuck.
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82 votesKevin Freels
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Back in an older version of outlook when I got my first tablet PC, this was there. I don't remember when it disappeared but I would love to have it back!
Then I got to thinking about it. I opened a new email, right clicked on a blank space on the menu bar to customize the ribbon, and began scrolling through the menus and found "ink tools" in the tool tabs. So I added that as its own tab. But it seemed lacking, so I went through the "all commands" and found the "start inking" and "stop inking" and now it's almost as good as it was in Office 2010. Now if I could only figue out how to get rid of the lined background when I ink in outlook....another day perhaps.Kevin Freels
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285 votesKevin Freels
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Thank you to everyone who voted. We’re happy to report that we’re working on sync’ing signatures across devices. More details to come as we have them.
Sincerely,
Ricardo, Duncan, Sunder and David on behalf of the Outlook teamKevin Freels
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PLEASE YES!
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1,300 votesKevin Freels
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Well, at least it's better than 2013 with its white light grey and medium light grey.
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7,253 votesUnder review · 1443 comments · Outlook for Android » General · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kevin Freels
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Same here. And if my wife grabs my phone while open she shouldn't be able to see yhe email where i ordered a gift for her! This just happened over Christmas amd screwed up the surprise!
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I can no longer print a email because the share to link is gone. Now I find I can't preview an attachment on an email I'm sending. Basic functionality Removed over the last year. Are you trying to drive us away from outlook?
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Hey there!
We highly appreciate your feedback you’ve given us about this feature. Good news: We’re close to releasing it on Android. You can get a sneak preview here: https://blogs.office.com/2017/06/05/improving-people-in-outlook-for-ios-and-android/
Thanks for your patience as we make the final touches!
All the best
The Outlook Mobile TeamPS: Please use the Help Section of the app for any questions, we are not able to see replies to this address.
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still can't do this basic email function available on every other email app out there! i used to be able to do it on my darned Palm Treo 650. wow.
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63,377 votesWorking on it · 4763 comments · Outlook for Android » Calendar · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kevin Freels
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All these awesome new features added ni the last day or so and I still can't reply with attachments or simply insert an inline image.
Regarding attachments, the solution has been given to MS a number of times right here. A simple separate button "Reply and include attachments". Of course you then have the other option "Reply all and include attachments". So perhaps it can be made a lot more simple. You just reply or reply all. Then in the email have a button "include attachments" and it grabs the attachments from the mail you're replying from. Seriously. It seems you could do this with just a few lines of code. The threads are already connected.