MicrosoftAs a recent convert from Gmail to Outlook, I really appreciate relocating the search bar and combining it with "Tell me what you want to do." The redundant searches made no sense to me, and I like it at the top where it does not blend in with the rest of Outlook. I imagine the search bar is pretty powerful, but it is not very intuitive for new users. Again, from a Gmail user, when I go to search it would be nice to have common options like "To:", "From:", "Subject:", and "Contains:" as search parameters. Having "keywords" that make searches more powerful is great, but how does a user know what keywords to use? I finally figured out that if I click on the drop down for the "folder" it will pop up these common search parameters, but why is that under the folder drop down? Also, that drop down does not do what it intuitively should. I have multiple folders for different types of email, and I would expect the drop down to list those folders. It does not. To me it seems like I have to do a lot of trial and error every time I got to search for something, but I guess eventually I will figure it out.
