The new Outlook for Windows will get exciting new features in 2024

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Published on November 9, 2023

published on November 9, 2023

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Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the long list of features they are working on for the new Outlook for Windows client. The list includes several exciting features like Copilot integration, Inking support, image formatting, and more. Some of the most requested features like offline support, message recall support and the ability to save attachments in desired folder are also coming to the new Outlook for Windows. All these new features will be released throughout 2024. You can find the full list of new features coming to the new Outlook for Windows below.

Auto capitalization
Collapsible headers in the message list
Conditional formatting
Copilot
Drag and drop emails and attachments to the desktop
Dictation
Preserve declined meetings
EML file support
File tab in Outlook search
Folder reordering
Inking (Draw tab) while composing an email
MSG file support
Offline support
Outbox folder
Picture formatting
POP3 account support
PST file support
Message Recall
S/MIME
Save as for attachments (choose folder to save to)
Share local files from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Shared calendar notifications for work accounts
Teams tab in search

In September, Microsoft announced the general availability of the new Outlook for Windows for personal accounts. The new Outlook for Windows will succeed the existing Mail and Calendar apps on Windows 11 and also the existing Outlook desktop app. With this new app, Microsoft is unifying all the existing email experiences into a single Windows app. The new Outlook for Windows supports multiple inboxes, AI-based assistance for email composing, personalization and more.

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