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MOVE MESSAGES ON NEW OUTLOOK FOR MAC

VENTURA 13.3.1

OUTLOOK FOR MAC 16.72.72


trying to upgrade to new outlook. works fine except I cannot figure out how to drag a message from an active INBOX to a FOLDER on ON MY COMPUTER. doesn't work the way it used to.


Posted on May 1, 2023 12:11 PM

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Posted on May 28, 2023 12:08 PM

It's not currently supported in the new Outlook - but works in the legacy Outlook. If you have a licensed version (not the free version in the mac store) you can switch to legacy from the Outlook app menu - click New Outlook to uncheck it and switch.

The new Outlook is a work in progress and it will eventually be supported (they only recently added On My Computer support to the new Outlook.) It's not currently supported in the new Outlook - but works in the legacy Outlook. If you have a licensed version (not the free version in the mac store) you can switch to legacy from the Outlook app menu - click New Outlook to uncheck it and switch.

The new Outlook is a work in progress and it will eventually be supported (they only recently added On My Computer support to the new Outlook.)

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May 28, 2023 12:08 PM in response to donfromwoodside

It's not currently supported in the new Outlook - but works in the legacy Outlook. If you have a licensed version (not the free version in the mac store) you can switch to legacy from the Outlook app menu - click New Outlook to uncheck it and switch.

The new Outlook is a work in progress and it will eventually be supported (they only recently added On My Computer support to the new Outlook.) It's not currently supported in the new Outlook - but works in the legacy Outlook. If you have a licensed version (not the free version in the mac store) you can switch to legacy from the Outlook app menu - click New Outlook to uncheck it and switch.

The new Outlook is a work in progress and it will eventually be supported (they only recently added On My Computer support to the new Outlook.)

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May 1, 2023 12:35 PM in response to donfromwoodside

Welcome Don!


Are your old emails in Outllook or sometihng else? Both Outlook and Apple Mail have Export and Import options that are how I've alwasy moved mail.


Import or export mailboxes in Mail on Mac - Apple Support


At least on the Mac side, dragging did not work for me but importing did.


As MS Office/Outllook is not an Apple product and there are not as many Office users active here as one would think, I believe you should also ask in Microsoft's Office forums. MS Office questions posted in Apple’s forums tend to linger a long time before getting any kind of helpful response.


The only trick is limiting views to Mac issues, and that’s easy.


Start here: 


Results in Office - Microsoft Community.


That will display this page header:


1) If needed, use the “Office Topic” pull-down to select your Office app.


2) Limit answers to Mac topics with the “Office Sub-topic” pull-down.


3) If needed, use the “Show Filters” option to further narrow the results.


Everyone there is both an Office user and a Mac user, something you can't say about Apple's forums. I believe you will find the contributors there knowledgeable and very helpful.

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Apr 3, 2024 9:09 AM in response to donfromwoodside

Since a few weeks now, I'm experiencing a similar issue as mentioned above. The move function for e-mails worked fine in the new Outlook until just recently. I reinstalled Outlook completely, but the issue remains.

When I move a message from my Inbox to a On My Computer folder, the action first seems to work fine, the message is moved and I receive the confirmation, but then may 5 to 10 seconds later, the move is undone automatically. Is anyone else experiencing this?

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