SOLUTION: New Outlook removed "switch back to old outlook" button.

Hi Teresa_Cyrus 

I understand your enthusiasm for the new Outlook, but it's important to note that the new Outlook is essentially an encapsulated version of the Outlook Web App (OWA), functioning more like a browser within an EXE that displays an internet site. This makes it fundamentally different from the classic Outlook application.

The classic Outlook is maintained until at least 2029 for a reason. It offers robust, offline functionality and a feature set that many users rely on for their daily operations. While the new Outlook has its merits, it's not a direct replacement and lacks some of the depth and capabilities of the classic version.

For those reasons, many users might find the transition challenging. It’s crucial for Microsoft to develop a truly new version of the classic application that incorporates the strengths of both platforms, rather than just repackaging the web app.

I appreciate the resources you've provided for the transition, and I'm sure they will be helpful for some users, but in my opinion it's not a good answer to the question asked.