Outlook lets you bring all of your email accounts and calendars in one convenient spot. Whether it’s staying on top of your inbox or scheduling the next big thing, we make it easy to be your most productive, organised and connected self. Here’s what you’ll love about Outlook for iOS: - Focus on the right things with our smart inbox – we help you to sort between messages you need to act on straight away and everything else. Swipe to quickly schedule, delete and archive messages.
If you still have any other questions when using Outlook 2016 for mac, I suggest you can also contact the Outlook for mac in-app support where is a dedicated support channel for Outlook for Mac issues. Your time and understanding will be highly appreciated.
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Share your meeting availability with just a tap and easily find times to meet with others. Find everything you're looking for with our new search experience, including files, contacts and your upcoming trips. View and attach any file from your email, OneDrive, Dropbox and more, without having to download them to your phone. Bring all the apps you love in Outlook, including Facebook, Evernote, Trello and more. Open Word, Excel or other Office document attachments to edit them directly in the corresponding app and attach them back to an email. Outlook for iOS works with Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Outlook.com (including Hotmail and MSN), Gmail, Yahoo Mail and iCloud.
Kevin Holdridge, Deletes my email However awful Outlook is on desktop, you’re pretty much stuck with it in corporate Windows environment. So using it on mobile too kind of makes sense for convenience and consistency. Over the last couple of years I was willing to put up with its bugs and limitations - all complicated apps inevitably have them. However I finally bit the bullet, removed it today and switched to a separate but better apps for email, calendar, and contacts. The reason is that it yesterday (for the second time this year) deleted a year’s email. It is ridiculously easy to brush the ‘select all’ and delete icons without realising it.
Before you notice, your emails are disappearing before your eyes, with the deletions being synchronised across all devices linked to your accounts. So for 2nd time this year I have wasted hours going message by message through 3 sets of recycle bins trying to work out which messages were intentionally or unintentionally deleted, and restoring accordingly. Poor for an app that is supposed to increase productivity. Kevin Holdridge, Deletes my email However awful Outlook is on desktop, you’re pretty much stuck with it in corporate Windows environment. So using it on mobile too kind of makes sense for convenience and consistency. Over the last couple of years I was willing to put up with its bugs and limitations - all complicated apps inevitably have them. However I finally bit the bullet, removed it today and switched to a separate but better apps for email, calendar, and contacts.
The reason is that it yesterday (for the second time this year) deleted a year’s email. It is ridiculously easy to brush the ‘select all’ and delete icons without realising it. Before you notice, your emails are disappearing before your eyes, with the deletions being synchronised across all devices linked to your accounts. So for 2nd time this year I have wasted hours going message by message through 3 sets of recycle bins trying to work out which messages were intentionally or unintentionally deleted, and restoring accordingly. Poor for an app that is supposed to increase productivity.
Vgtretyw, Review The main thing wrong with this app is Microsoft’s approach to it - the interface is changed frequently and significantly, so there is a constant and boring need to re-learn how to do things. There are any number of bugs and irritants which coyld be fixed.
The iPad app calendar takes an age to display newly entered calendar events - many minutes, which is bizarre, as newly created events appear almost instantaneously on iPhone version. No ability to set time zone for calendar events. This facility comes and goes, as frequently as the interface is changed. If Bing can work out the location for an event, the time zone may be set automatically, but if the location is “Mike’s office” (all the information I need to get to the event “Meeting with Mike and Jane”), then it won’t.
And by the way, Jane’s office is not the same place as Mike’s office, and there are more than 30 people called either Mike or Jane in my contacts. Vgtretyw, Review The main thing wrong with this app is Microsoft’s approach to it - the interface is changed frequently and significantly, so there is a constant and boring need to re-learn how to do things. There are any number of bugs and irritants which coyld be fixed.
The iPad app calendar takes an age to display newly entered calendar events - many minutes, which is bizarre, as newly created events appear almost instantaneously on iPhone version. No ability to set time zone for calendar events. This facility comes and goes, as frequently as the interface is changed. If Bing can work out the location for an event, the time zone may be set automatically, but if the location is “Mike’s office” (all the information I need to get to the event “Meeting with Mike and Jane”), then it won’t. And by the way, Jane’s office is not the same place as Mike’s office, and there are more than 30 people called either Mike or Jane in my contacts. Siltrix, Works well with one game breaking omission In this day and age of some of the most sophisticated phishing attempts ever seen I simply can’t understand how Microsoft would omit a block sender feature from their app. This is just crazy to me.
I contacted tech support through the app and got a highly detailed automated cut and paste response within seconds apologising for the lack of the feature and telling me to go login to the website to block senders. They can spend time automating a response to the issue but won’t spend the time to introduce a feature that a quick google shows is very much in demand. For Shame Update: 1 week later. I have discovered the gmail app is far better and allows me to ‘gmailify’ external email accounts incorporating their stellar spam filtering into the mix. The app instantly dumped all the spam out of my outlook inbox. Thank you Microsoft.
Your poor support drove me to look for a better alternative and that’s exactly what I have found. Siltrix, Works well with one game breaking omission In this day and age of some of the most sophisticated phishing attempts ever seen I simply can’t understand how Microsoft would omit a block sender feature from their app. This is just crazy to me. I contacted tech support through the app and got a highly detailed automated cut and paste response within seconds apologising for the lack of the feature and telling me to go login to the website to block senders. They can spend time automating a response to the issue but won’t spend the time to introduce a feature that a quick google shows is very much in demand. For Shame Update: 1 week later. I have discovered the gmail app is far better and allows me to ‘gmailify’ external email accounts incorporating their stellar spam filtering into the mix.
The app instantly dumped all the spam out of my outlook inbox. Thank you Microsoft. Your poor support drove me to look for a better alternative and that’s exactly what I have found.
I have big problems to use that APP. I know that I have to discuss about Outlook for IOS through the support in the APP. I have problems with sync messages.
I have already writed them from the November, 5 and I have received some answers like: this APP doen't support more than 1 Exchange account in the same tenant. I have 4 email account to check in mobility. I have deleted two account from the APP, but the problems persist.
That's not a good situation. I have to suggest in my tenant to delete Outlook from their mobile devices and use another APP. Is it possible???
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Using Apple Mail no problem, using Outolook no sync!!!