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Add Outlook to the list and it sums up all the useful Office applications in 2020.
by kyriakos 6y ago
Add Outlook to the list and it sums up all the useful Office applications in 2020.
- Someone1234 6y agoRespectfully disagree. Desktop Outlook is largely abandon-ware at this point, with no real development or improvements taking place for over ten years and Microsoft's efforts being almost exclusively focused on their online/webmail offers (e.g. Outlook.com/Office 365).
- ludditeparttime 6y ago> no real development or improvements taking place for over ten years You write this like it is a bad? Outlook does what it needs to do, send and receive email. I personally am glad that the changes which affect me have been minor. Email is a solved problem, no need for change for change sake. Have you used Outlook365 on Desktop recently?
- ricohboy 6y agoThey change and break Outlook regularly, and the only communication channel is a random Microsoft employee on a support forum I wish they would leave it alone but they are changing things for change’s sake
- jankiehodgpodge 6y agoNot that I use it but Outlook in Office 365 is radically different. Has full integration with M365 groups etc.
- ricohboy 6y agoSecond the disagree. As someone who supports users on Outlook on a daily basis, my anecdata is that it’s a buggy, abused, flaming dumpster fire Perhaps it’s users who misuse it (think document management with 100gb+ inboxes) but a lot of times the solution for Outlook issues is to reinstall the whole Office suite since it’s just kinda one package now