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Teresa_Cyrus
Dec 10, 2024MVP
Outlook for Windows: Timelines, Benefits, and Feature Availability
Yes, some end-users either "love or just hate" New Outlook for Windows. However, it is here to stay (respectfully said), and I am here to help you with the transition.
Microsoft has announced the next stage, Opt-Out Stage, dates for 2025 and 2026 for work and school accounts.
I have created a video that discusses my perspective on "What's Ahead in 2025 and Why It Matters" for you and your organization. I also cover feature availability by status.
Video: https://youtu.be/QJBf_FPyBKk
Remember, for the free Outlook accounts, the transition starts in January 2025, when you can no longer return to Classic Outlook. I have a video playlist with tutorials if you are interested.
📹Video Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz10kTfM1gnF3x6mcGVfMX-51urg9a1lt&si=jrzVMJ9ikh0RPY1U
📹Outlook Updates Playlist: New Outlook Updates - YouTube
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