Föderation EN Mi 04.12.2024 14:14:44
In a move that will supprise no-one, Microsoft has stopped shipping Outlook Classic with new PC's but even after years of development, they don't support email from any small email players.
So you have to install an old 365 separately to get Outlook Classic back.
This page (sorry its an advert for PC world) has a solution that works. (MSFTs solutions don't) https://www.pcworld.com/article/2469158/how-to-download-the-old-classic-outlook-app.html
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Föderation EN Mo 09.12.2024 13:12:38
Ok, Im wrong, but for all the right reasons.
I took this information from a number of posts on Microsoft forums, by Microsoft employees.
Today I tried, it, and "New" outlook does appear to work with IMAP.
Even though Microsoft says it doesn't.
Tried both moving an account from "old" Outlook and adding in from new.
You need to untick recommended settings 'cause it gets it very wrong.
and you can't have a login that isn't your email address
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Föderation EN Mo 09.12.2024 13:13:14
and it sends all your data, and account passwords to Microsoft cloud.
and it's horrible, but it works.
Föderation EN Mo 09.12.2024 13:54:24
@Extelec yes this is the issue. New Outlook is a web page and Microsoft need to read your email for you to provide it. I don’t want them reading my email.
Föderation EN Mo 09.12.2024 14:04:22
@thejpster Neither do I, but my customers still want outlook. I do however point out all the security implications, not that it has any effect. "users" just don't care, until they do.
I push @thunderbird whenever possible, but the lack of integration with other MS products, and learning curve is too great for most.
Föderation EN Di 10.12.2024 19:54:24
@Extelec @thejpster Thanks for encouraging your customers to use us, and as Exchange support (email first, then other components) lands in our stable release and we work on documentation and other tools to help with the learning curve, we hope more customers take you up on Thunderbird.
