Recent Blog ArticlesMost RecentMost LikesNew Outlook for Windows: A guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 1 This is the first blog in a 3-part series to help delegates make the most of the new Outlook . New Outlook for Windows: a guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 2 This is the second blog in a 3-part series to help delegates make the most of the new Outlook. New Outlook for Windows: a guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 3 This is the third blog in a 3-part series to help delegates make the most of the new Outlook. Re: New Outlook for Windows: A guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 1 Karen_Roemthis is wonderful to hear! Very glad that the new Outlook features are useful and keep you coming back. Thank you for sharing your feedback - we are tracking your suggestion. mkomko,k...Re: New Outlook for Windows: A guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 1 Viv40there are no conflicts or challenges from an executive using classic Outlook and their PA using new Outlook. maximedelarueif users were granted full mailbox access by the IT admin, then...Re: New Outlook for Windows: A guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 1 markm66you can pop out emails to a separate window by double clicking on it in the mail list. Then you can drag it to a separate monitor, minimize it, and interact with it independently. Let us know...Re: New Outlook for Windows: a guide for Executive Assistants and Delegates – part 2 Karen_Roemthank you, we are excited for EAs to try out these capabilities in new Outlook. AdrianoTigerthank you for your feedback. We are tracking this requirement but don't have an ETA to sh...Re: Add-ins in the new Outlook for Windows rmcrowethank you for your feedback.We are prioritizing the availability of apps deployed by admins. Apps deployed by integrated apps or centralized deployment will be available in the ribbon (for m...
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