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Computer Help and Support

spooky3

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1. This doesn't answer your q, but

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 01:42 PM

Dec 5

If the new outlook for windows is anything like the new outlook for Mac, you DON’T want it. After MS pushed for weeks, I updated and tried its it was AWFUL. Was missing several features that worked well in the “legacy” version, so I reverted back after 3 weeks. That caused me to lose 3 weeks of sent messages. What a fiasco.

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Outlook question, I need help [View all] Paper Roses Dec 5 OP

This doesn't answer your q, but spooky3 Dec 5 #1

No option available. No way to get off the notification page. Paper Roses Dec 5 #5

Same thing happened to me. lastlib Dec 5 #8

Support for Win 10 stops next October, so it's probably fine for now. -nt CrispyQ Dec 5 #2

PS - The page you're downloading from should have the system & software requirements. -nt CrispyQ Dec 5 #3

HI, thanks. THere are no directions, just the blue screen with options. Paper Roses Dec 5 #4

It will probably be okay & not complicated but if I'm wrong, reversing things like that is a big PITA. CrispyQ Dec 5 #7

It's an app for email. You can download or not, BootinUp Dec 5 #6

Its really hard LPBBEAR Dec 6 #9