This is not the first time MS does this confusing naming. At one time there was 3 different pieces of software named Explorer, yes, the Windows Explorer (the Windows file manager), the Internet Explorer (the web browser) and Front Page Explorer (the file manager inside Front Page web making application), why? Only MS knows.
I have Microsoft 365 which includes Office Outlook (which I like) but that looks as though it is being migrated to a new "Outlook" which the Windows Outlook is also being migrated to. My Office Outlook has option to "try the new Outlook". Excellent explanation which I will refer my friends to when they ask about "Outlook".
I didn't realize Microsoft had an email program (the one I am using) that wasn't Outlook. I have seen that message about Outlook replacing mail and calendar and was confused by it but just ignored it. Glad I caught your video!
Thank you Leo for bringing this to light, so much confusion. But I guess that's the Microsoft way. This information has been very helpful and now I know the difference. Again thank you!
Migrating email from a Win 8.1 laptop running Outlook 2103 to a win 11 laptop. I want to use REAL MS-Office Outlook, so I'm glad you clarified this before I started! When I searched on the Win 11 machine for Outlook, I saw the same thing you showed, and I GAVE UP. But you have greatly clarified things. I'm planning on EXPORTING the emails from Outlook 2013 and IMPORTING the emails into Win 11 MS-Office Outlook. I hope it goes well!
Agreed, Leo!! MS is such a big company with much to offer and yet when you Google an issue with "Outlook," most of the time you get references to Office 365. I own Office 2019. MS goes out of their way to avoid helping me because I don't contribute to their Office 365 revenue stream. I'm dirt under their fingernails and God forbid they support me. It's if they are saying, "Look loser, you bought a one time offering of our program. You don't pay a monthly fee, so drop dead." Typical MS!
I bought various versions of MS Office over the year, but absolutely refuse to use the subscription model. For personal use I've switched entirely to alternatives (LibreOffice for office tools, and emClient for email)
Thank you. I'm not much of a commenter, nut I did find this very helpful trying to sort out all of my MS Office 365 structure that I'm setting up. This was very much appreciated.
What about Teams and Teams - the home one and the business one? Slightly different icons. And Microsoft account - Microsoft personal account, or Microsoft 365 business account.
I just had this confusion at work! We were using Gmail for our business but everyone decided to go with Outlook! When i opened Outlook it didn't look like anyone else's! What a pain! IT said"Well thats the wrong Outlook!" Why in the @#$$ would they have 3 with the same name? So confusing! Thanks for the Video!
I use a MacBook for work, and we use enterprise exchange accounts for out email. The Outlook program for MacOS used to be the Mac port of office outlook, but Microsoft has really been pushing for some time for people to use the new version of outlook, which you referred to as Windows Outlook. As far as I know it is not possible to run both at the same time, but it is possible to switch between them, by clicking an item on the File menu, to enable or disable “New Outlook”. The new outlook is missing several features that are available in the old outlook, most importantly to me the ability to automate tasks with AppleScript.
Interesting that you list pop3 and imap4 as possible email protocols for office outlook (for which both office outlook is far from being ideal) but not the protocol it was made for: exchange and its eas protocol :-) Anyways, the first one is usually called Office Outlook as you stated, that makes it clear then. It was deinitely less confusing when the free windows client was called Outlook Express, i agree :)
You did refer to this in your video but I think it's worth emphasising; 'Microsoft Windows Outlook' is a free program, whereas 'Microsoft Office Outlook' is a paid for program, part of the Microsoft Office 365/2016 software package.
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Thank you for the explanation! I use Microsoft Office Outlook and recently discovered about Microsoft Windows Outlook replacing Windows Mail & Calendar in 2024. Not sure what I want to do for the future as it is possible I could be changing to Unix on my PC the way Windows seems to be going to "pay to use" programs (i.e., 365) and maybe even changing to an Android Tablet as I'm getting older (I'm 68) and just don't need all the bells, whistles, and headaches in the future. Got any suggestions or maybe go more in depth with this on a new video for us Seniors?
I am glad I found you! Thanks for the explanation. I can now say I am a Microsoft Office Outlook user. I have been using this version for a very long time for work and home with many contact categories. My wife always referred to it as “old” Outlook (like it went away or is going away). Question: Is there another Mail/contact program out there that you like better?
I'm not looking forward to the Mail for windows being replaced as I have to use Office 365 outlook for work. It will be confusing to use Windows Outlook for my personal emails with my gmail account. Just hope they have different icons as this will make my life easier or I would have to find a good gmail email program.
@@soundNTechdude2022 I don;t beleive so. Looks to be all download-only these days. www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/buy/compare-all-microsoft-365-products?&activetab=tab:primaryr1
Thank you so much for this. I’ve sometimes feel that the 3 Outlooks are competing on my computer. Please do a similar comparison and review of the two One Drives which are trying to steal folders from my hard drive.
I mean, yeah -- Microsoft says the "New Outlook" is replacing the "built in" mail client in Windows 11 -- yet the "Preview The New Outlook" toggle is being directly targeted to O365 users directly inside the O365 Outlook Client as if the O365 Outlook client is also being replaced by the "New Outlook." So I'm still unclear about what Microsoft is doing with the O365 rich client.
Leo, I want to use the new Outlook, it look promising. I am also worried that Microsoft at some time in future will discontinue with the Classic Outlook. With Classic Outlook I have a lot of pst files. I would like to keep them by adding Online Archiving to the Outlook drop down menu. I have Microsoft 365 Family account. I try to get into web accounts portal to set this up but it will not let me access since I do not have work or school account. I somehow have to setup admin privileges to be able to set up this online archiving. Can you advise how to do? Or do I just have to wait until Microsoft add this feature for all.
One thing to note that while Windows Outlook is "free" it forces ads onto you. I think this will be Microsoft's preferred revenue model going forward hence why Mail will be discontinued. I refuse to use it accordingly and will stick to Office Outlook on my PC.
Only the traditional "Office Outlook" is secure. The other two 'versions' require that your emails be delivered to a Microsoft server where they'll have the potential to be scanned for advertising leads before being streamed to your laptop together with the targeted ads. If your emails are not housed on your own hard-drive in .pst files, then they're housed on a Microsoft server.
The ‘Try the new Outlook’ button is still there on my Office Outlook and will obviously remain there until MS update or remove it. However, in the App list it is showing both Outlook (Classic) & Outlook (New) and I am presuming the classic refers to my Office Outlook and I can safely remove & uninstall the latter from device without affecting the Office version? It would save a lot of irradiation when sharing something by email and it is asking me to choose between tow email programs, one of which is the default Office Outlook and that new Outlook one.
Outlook (classic) is probably NOT the Ouflook that came with Office. It's the prior version installed with Windows. The name "Outlook" means many different things (thanks Microsoft). I do believe you can uninstall Outlook(New) if you're not using it. Backup your machine all the same before you do.
I use the office 2019 outlook…which has the option to change to “new outlook” which I hate. I’ve been using the office outlook forever and really like it,
I didn't know lmao was a protocol. If you mean IMAP, you can't "change". It's a choice you make at account setup time, so you'd have to set up a new connection to the account using IMAP, and then disconnect the POP.
Are you sure "Windows Outlook" downloads mail to your PC? When I tried it there was no support for working offline, and linking non-microsoft email accounts wanted to allow Microsoft servers to access your mail, calendar, etc. on other providers, which seems like a big privacy problem to me, I am going to steer well clear. Have moved back to thunderbird.
Only the traditional "Office Outlook" is secure. The other two 'versions' require that your emails be delivered to a Microsoft server where they'll have the potential to be scanned for advertising leads etc. before being streamed to your laptop together with the targeted ads. If your emails are not housed on your own hard-drive in .pst files, then they're housed on a Microsoft server. One of the reasons to get your own domain name is to divorce yourself from the big email servers (Yahoo, gmail, Microsoft, etc.). The last thing you want is to send your own private email to Microsoft so they can scan it, or make it available to any Tom, Dick 7 Harry with a warrant.
Classic Sheel to the rescue, after installing the OS it's the first thing I do even before Internet and antivirus. Works great on anything up to Windows 10 (haven't tried Open Sheel recently but was too buggy when it came out)? Windows 10 is only to use some programmes that are already locked out of WIndows 8.1. 8.1 is to keep the machines going longer as it's already "broken" compared to 7 and XP, 10 irritates me enormously but 11 can't do it, had to try and work on someone else's 11 and just wanted to chuck it out the window
I've seen Outlook change since the days when Outlook Express was killed and I like its features. Even it's quirks are understandable but I tried the demo of the new Outlook and was completely confused. Why deliberately confuse your clients (users)? Is Microsoft in business for their programmers or their customers? Is there progress? The answer is clearly "there is change".
Can anyone tell me if the new Microsoft’s modern authentication methods requirement will effect the email accessed with Microsoft Hotmail using an internet browser like Firefox. Microsoft says If you do not act, your third-party email apps will no longer be able to access your Hotmail email address on September 16th, 2024. But is Hotmail accessed through a browser a third-party email app? This too is very confusing, and seems to have a lot of people scrambling right now.
So Outlook the Office 365 program they are calling the Outlook app and the new Outlook app they are calling just Outlook!!!! Thank you Microsoft!! I'm sticking to Thunderbird - very tired of their non-sensical naming conventions.
The new Outlook that Microsoft has released for Windows 11 is meant to replace the Windows Mail & Calendar apps that came with Windows 11. It is lighter than the Outlook that comes with Microsoft 365. It is not replacing Outlook 365
Haha.... wouldn't it be OK if finally Microsoft would name the "Windows" Outlook to Outlook Express ? It did have this email software back in the days, when Windows XP was the main OS from Microsoft. So, could we have this name back ?
This is the worst (Microsoft) situation you've ever encountered? How about back in 2015 when Microsoft reached out through the internet and forcibly installed unwanted versions of Windows (10) onto unsuspecting people's home computers who were still happy with Windows 7 and 8? I haven't trusted them since.
Microsoft uses the same method as the following anecdote. Person A wants to know what Person B's PIN code is. The latter is generous and says: 3333, and adds: "But I won't reveal the order." Person A thinks Person B is an imbecile, but he is mistaken. Because, Person B uses different fonts for the number 3.
It's not that confusing - multiple versions of Outlook will be replaced by a unified version - and the replacement will always involve legacy and beta/new.
Hey Leo, i beg to disagree with you. All the 3 are perfectly distinguishable. 1. Mail for windows is free and comes installed. It only happens to have a toogle that allows you to try out some outlook features. 2ndly MS outlook is paid for application with full features lastly OWA is web application which u access through the browser.
Oh, they are quite different, as I outline... and yet when someone asks a question about "Outlook", I still don't know which one they're talking about - it could mean any of them.
The Office version of Outlook is being replaced and when the transition is complete, Microsoft EXCHANGE will be discontinued. Just another way for Microsoft to avoid paying for resources. The "New" version's calendar is HORRIBLE. Try printing a Landscape version of a single month (suitable for hanging on your office wall or cabinet).
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So many Outlooks. So much confusion.
This is not the first time MS does this confusing naming. At one time there was 3 different pieces of software named Explorer, yes, the Windows Explorer (the Windows file manager), the Internet Explorer (the web browser) and Front Page Explorer (the file manager inside Front Page web making application), why? Only MS knows.
@@danisonic "Only MS knows" is correct. They are also the only ones stupid enough to abuse nomenclature 🤣.
I have Microsoft 365 which includes Office Outlook (which I like) but that looks as though it is being migrated to a new "Outlook" which the Windows Outlook is also being migrated to. My Office Outlook has option to "try the new Outlook". Excellent explanation which I will refer my friends to when they ask about "Outlook".
I didn't realize Microsoft had an email program (the one I am using) that wasn't Outlook. I have seen that message about Outlook replacing mail and calendar and was confused by it but just ignored it. Glad I caught your video!
I'd argue this matches the challenges Microsoft has created with its OneNote versions for sheer idiocy in product management.
That's why I use Google Keep instead of OneNote.
Be glad that all three Outlooks relate to mail. Even that is a somewhat surprising bit of good sense from Microsoft.
Thank you Leo for bringing this to light, so much confusion. But I guess that's the Microsoft way. This information has been very helpful and now I know the difference. Again thank you!
Migrating email from a Win 8.1 laptop running Outlook 2103 to a win 11 laptop. I want to use REAL MS-Office Outlook, so I'm glad you clarified this before I started! When I searched on the Win 11 machine for Outlook, I saw the same thing you showed, and I GAVE UP. But you have greatly clarified things. I'm planning on EXPORTING the emails from Outlook 2013 and IMPORTING the emails into Win 11 MS-Office Outlook. I hope it goes well!
Agreed, Leo!! MS is such a big company with much to offer and yet when you Google an issue with "Outlook," most of the time you get references to Office 365. I own Office 2019. MS goes out of their way to avoid helping me because I don't contribute to their Office 365 revenue stream. I'm dirt under their fingernails and God forbid they support me. It's if they are saying, "Look loser, you bought a one time offering of our program. You don't pay a monthly fee, so drop dead." Typical MS!
I bought various versions of MS Office over the year, but absolutely refuse to use the subscription model. For personal use I've switched entirely to alternatives (LibreOffice for office tools, and emClient for email)
I am in the same situation. Someday, when I have the time and energy, I'll dump Microsoft software completely!
Thank you. I'm not much of a commenter, nut I did find this very helpful trying to sort out all of my MS Office 365 structure that I'm setting up. This was very much appreciated.
What about Teams and Teams - the home one and the business one? Slightly different icons. And Microsoft account - Microsoft personal account, or Microsoft 365 business account.
Thanks for the video and comparison. I'd add access to 'pst' files as a major difference between Office Outlook and Windows Outlook.
You're like my favorite teacher.
I just had this confusion at work! We were using Gmail for our business but everyone decided to go with Outlook! When i opened Outlook it didn't look like anyone else's! What a pain! IT said"Well thats the wrong Outlook!" Why in the @#$$ would they have 3 with the same name? So confusing! Thanks for the Video!
I use a MacBook for work, and we use enterprise exchange accounts for out email. The Outlook program for MacOS used to be the Mac port of office outlook, but Microsoft has really been pushing for some time for people to use the new version of outlook, which you referred to as Windows Outlook. As far as I know it is not possible to run both at the same time, but it is possible to switch between them, by clicking an item on the File menu, to enable or disable “New Outlook”.
The new outlook is missing several features that are available in the old outlook, most importantly to me the ability to automate tasks with AppleScript.
Ohhh. Now it makes sense.
Thanks Leo. Great explanation
Interesting that you list pop3 and imap4 as possible email protocols for office outlook (for which both office outlook is far from being ideal) but not the protocol it was made for: exchange and its eas protocol :-)
Anyways, the first one is usually called Office Outlook as you stated, that makes it clear then.
It was deinitely less confusing when the free windows client was called Outlook Express, i agree :)
Thanks!
Thank you!
You did refer to this in your video but I think it's worth emphasising; 'Microsoft Windows Outlook' is a free program, whereas 'Microsoft Office Outlook' is a paid for program, part of the Microsoft Office 365/2016 software package.
This seems to go back to the days when we had Outlook and Outlook Express.
Yes, or anyone remember MSMail?
I called it Lookout Express..
I've wondered this myself before, thanks for explaining!
Very, very much appretiated clarification! 🙂
Thanks a lot!
HUGE THANK YOU, Leo. Great work.
You did not mention the outlook app in iOS, which seems to refer to the Outlook website data
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Thank you very much for clarifying this confusion. Ill be back for more...
Thank you for the explanation! I use Microsoft Office Outlook and recently discovered about Microsoft Windows Outlook replacing Windows Mail & Calendar in 2024. Not sure what I want to do for the future as it is possible I could be changing to Unix on my PC the way Windows seems to be going to "pay to use" programs (i.e., 365) and maybe even changing to an Android Tablet as I'm getting older (I'm 68) and just don't need all the bells, whistles, and headaches in the future. Got any suggestions or maybe go more in depth with this on a new video for us Seniors?
@@edbaumann1810 Thanks!
Just use Mozilla Thunderbird and these naming problems are solved ;-)
And also the Outlook App for android ,Thanks for explaining and bringing it out.
Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf
I am glad I found you! Thanks for the explanation. I can now say I am a Microsoft Office Outlook user. I have been using this version for a very long time for work and home with many contact categories. My wife always referred to it as “old” Outlook (like it went away or is going away). Question: Is there another Mail/contact program out there that you like better?
I like Thunderbird.
I'm not looking forward to the Mail for windows being replaced as I have to use Office 365 outlook for work. It will be confusing to use Windows Outlook for my personal emails with my gmail account. Just hope they have different icons as this will make my life easier or I would have to find a good gmail email program.
You can always change the icons for programs, so one of those Outlooks could get a different icon.
Many Outlooks to look out for.
I bought Outlook 2019 and I’m still using it on Windows 11. I’m not paying for a subscription to software.
Same here!
There’s also Outlook with Microsoft 365 as well
That's Microsoft Office Outlook.
@@askleonotenboom Do they still sell Microsoft Office on DVD annually?
@@askleonotenboom I used to get it that way until Office 365 came out
@@soundNTechdude2022 I don;t beleive so. Looks to be all download-only these days. www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/buy/compare-all-microsoft-365-products?&activetab=tab:primaryr1
@@askleonotenboom I see
Thank You! Questions resolved...
It was confusing enough when they had Outlook and Outlook Express, which were 2 entirely different things.
There's also a website version of outlook which can access your corporate email if your employer has that integration set up.
Thanks, that really helped - I had been using the wrong one and didn't know why 🙂
is the rules feature not part of the outlook mail program? the one that is on your pc
Rules/filters are part of Microsoft Office Outlook, but not the "new" Outlook being installed on PCs.
Thank you so much for this. I’ve sometimes feel that the 3 Outlooks are competing on my computer. Please do a similar comparison and review of the two One Drives which are trying to steal folders from my hard drive.
There's only one OneDrive ... so I'd have to know what it is you're seeing.
First time an ask leo video went over my head 😂
I mean, yeah -- Microsoft says the "New Outlook" is replacing the "built in" mail client in Windows 11 -- yet the "Preview The New Outlook" toggle is being directly targeted to O365 users directly inside the O365 Outlook Client as if the O365 Outlook client is also being replaced by the "New Outlook." So I'm still unclear about what Microsoft is doing with the O365 rich client.
Leo,
I want to use the new Outlook, it look promising. I am also worried that Microsoft at some time in future will discontinue with the Classic Outlook. With Classic Outlook I have a lot of pst files. I would like to keep them by adding Online Archiving to the Outlook drop down menu. I have Microsoft 365 Family account. I try to get into web accounts portal to set this up but it will not let me access since I do not have work or school account. I somehow have to setup admin privileges to be able to set up this online archiving. Can you advise how to do? Or do I just have to wait until Microsoft add this feature for all.
One thing to note that while Windows Outlook is "free" it forces ads onto you. I think this will be Microsoft's preferred revenue model going forward hence why Mail will be discontinued. I refuse to use it accordingly and will stick to Office Outlook on my PC.
Only the traditional "Office Outlook" is secure. The other two 'versions' require that your emails be delivered to a Microsoft server where they'll have the potential to be scanned for advertising leads before being streamed to your laptop together with the targeted ads. If your emails are not housed on your own hard-drive in .pst files, then they're housed on a Microsoft server.
The ‘Try the new Outlook’ button is still there on my Office Outlook and will obviously remain there until MS update or remove it. However, in the App list it is showing both Outlook (Classic) & Outlook (New) and I am presuming the classic refers to my Office Outlook and I can safely remove & uninstall the latter from device without affecting the Office version? It would save a lot of irradiation when sharing something by email and it is asking me to choose between tow email programs, one of which is the default Office Outlook and that new Outlook one.
Outlook (classic) is probably NOT the Ouflook that came with Office. It's the prior version installed with Windows. The name "Outlook" means many different things (thanks Microsoft). I do believe you can uninstall Outlook(New) if you're not using it. Backup your machine all the same before you do.
Ones is an app, one is a desktop client, one is webmail
I remember years ago tripping over Outlook Express, which wasn't the same as MS Outlook.
I use the office 2019 outlook…which has the option to change to “new outlook” which I hate. I’ve been using the office outlook forever and really like it,
Next explain the office outlook calendar in combination with teams integration.
how do I change from Imao to pop on the new office outllok ?
I didn't know lmao was a protocol. If you mean IMAP, you can't "change". It's a choice you make at account setup time, so you'd have to set up a new connection to the account using IMAP, and then disconnect the POP.
@@askleonotenboom appologies. corrector .OUTLOOK sucks. And you cant connect if off line. So cant write or reply emails if not connected.
at the past there was outlookexpress which was the one coming with windows, no idea why they went away from it
Are you sure "Windows Outlook" downloads mail to your PC? When I tried it there was no support for working offline, and linking non-microsoft email accounts wanted to allow Microsoft servers to access your mail, calendar, etc. on other providers, which seems like a big privacy problem to me, I am going to steer well clear. Have moved back to thunderbird.
Only the traditional "Office Outlook" is secure. The other two 'versions' require that your emails be delivered to a Microsoft server where they'll have the potential to be scanned for advertising leads etc. before being streamed to your laptop together with the targeted ads. If your emails are not housed on your own hard-drive in .pst files, then they're housed on a Microsoft server.
One of the reasons to get your own domain name is to divorce yourself from the big email servers (Yahoo, gmail, Microsoft, etc.). The last thing you want is to send your own private email to Microsoft so they can scan it, or make it available to any Tom, Dick 7 Harry with a warrant.
Since MS is moving to being a tablet OS instead of a real computer OS, it has become neither and just makes things so much more difficult for everyone
They already make that mistake with Windows 8 (making it touch-screen/tablet focused rather than for desktop PC (got rid of start menu etc).
Classic Sheel to the rescue, after installing the OS it's the first thing I do even before Internet and antivirus. Works great on anything up to Windows 10 (haven't tried Open Sheel recently but was too buggy when it came out)? Windows 10 is only to use some programmes that are already locked out of WIndows 8.1. 8.1 is to keep the machines going longer as it's already "broken" compared to 7 and XP, 10 irritates me enormously but 11 can't do it, had to try and work on someone else's 11 and just wanted to chuck it out the window
It would be nice to know - which "outlooks" can connect to Exchange accounts
The programs, not the website.
Does that include the "new" Windows outlook ?
@@jimbkleinYes, the Exchange option is there..
Thanx, Leonard.
Leo, how about the standard Windows Mail client?
That's being replaced by Windows Outlook.
Also - Does the "new" Windows outlook work by multiple "separated" email accounts or does it try to combine them (bad)? Much thanks...
Separated, as far as I can tell.
Thank you!
I've seen Outlook change since the days when Outlook Express was killed and I like its features. Even it's quirks are understandable but I tried the demo of the new Outlook and was completely confused.
Why deliberately confuse your clients (users)? Is Microsoft in business for their programmers or their customers?
Is there progress? The answer is clearly "there is change".
Can anyone tell me if the new Microsoft’s modern authentication methods requirement will effect the email accessed with Microsoft Hotmail using an internet browser like Firefox. Microsoft says If you do not act, your third-party email apps will no longer be able to access your Hotmail email address on September 16th, 2024. But is Hotmail accessed through a browser a third-party email app? This too is very confusing, and seems to have a lot of people scrambling right now.
Browsers are fine. They're talking about programs like Thunderbird, Microsoft Office Outlook, and so on.
"Microsoft communication" is like "naval intelligence", a true oxymoron...
You neglected to mention Outlook's ability to utilize Microsoft Exchange server. In my opinion is the best mail method.
Remember Outlook Express??
Does Windows Outlook use pst files?
No. Only Office Outlook uses PSTs to the best of my knowledge.
Great explanation but MS needs to label differently. thanks
Let’s not forget the web based Outlook 365.
...or maybe Office 365 ...or maybe it was Microsoft 365
So Outlook the Office 365 program they are calling the Outlook app and the new Outlook app they are calling just Outlook!!!! Thank you Microsoft!! I'm sticking to Thunderbird - very tired of their non-sensical naming conventions.
And on my android tablet I use a mail programme called Outlook.
They should call one of them Microsoft Look Out! I want to use Microsoft Mail, but I use Thunderbird instead.
I called it Lookout Express..
So, ones a web site, ones an older paid-for version and ones a newer free version.
dont even get me started on outlook for mac
Remember Edge and Edge? They are geniuses at marketing.
I'm old enough to remember Outlook Express.
ahh, the days of windows 3.1 yes when windows did everything to make its easy, these days its subscription for every "LETTER" in the alphabet
You might remember Windows XP had Outlook Express
Microsoft confuses it users. They did the same with the Moment 4 update for Windows 11 and 23H2
Fully translated MICROSOFT SAYS YOU DO WHAT WE TELL YOU!
p.s. I HATE anything to do with "microstasi" but am forced to comply! 1984 is existent.
The new Outlook that Microsoft has released for Windows 11 is meant to replace the Windows Mail & Calendar apps that came with Windows 11. It is lighter than the Outlook that comes with Microsoft 365. It is not replacing Outlook 365
MS loves to do this. Remember Skype?
Haha.... wouldn't it be OK if finally Microsoft would name the "Windows" Outlook to Outlook Express ?
It did have this email software back in the days, when Windows XP was the main OS from Microsoft. So, could we have this name back ?
i am so confused with new outlook. i like classic outlook better.
I understand Microsoft using the name "Outlook" for its email applications - and chances are underneath the bonnet the engine is much the same.
My understanding is that they're quite,. quite different codebases.
@@askleonotenboom Then there's Outlook Web App. Does that count as version 4?
This is the worst (Microsoft) situation you've ever encountered? How about back in 2015 when Microsoft reached out through the internet and forcibly installed unwanted versions of Windows (10) onto unsuspecting people's home computers who were still happy with Windows 7 and 8? I haven't trusted them since.
Yes people who had automatic updates on.
This just sounds like Outlook Express v2.
Microsoft uses the same method as the following anecdote. Person A wants to know what Person B's PIN code is. The latter is generous and says: 3333, and adds: "But I won't reveal the order." Person A thinks Person B is an imbecile, but he is mistaken. Because, Person B uses different fonts for the number 3.
Rename new outlook as WinMail 😇
Yup, they've completely lost the idea of user friendly and ease of use.
So when will windoze just be another Linux desktop?
Evolution is the Outlook killer available in Linux. Linux if for intelligent people who've had enough of Windoze.
Software Engineers!
I blame marketing, myself. Some misguided attempt at unified branding.
So much for simplicity lol😅
I am done with Microsoft their intrusive ads and upselling in the operating system.
Plain as mud
It's not that confusing - multiple versions of Outlook will be replaced by a unified version - and the replacement will always involve legacy and beta/new.
Hey Leo, i beg to disagree with you. All the 3 are perfectly distinguishable. 1. Mail for windows is free and comes installed. It only happens to have a toogle that allows you to try out some outlook features. 2ndly MS outlook is paid for application with full features lastly OWA is web application which u access through the browser.
Oh, they are quite different, as I outline... and yet when someone asks a question about "Outlook", I still don't know which one they're talking about - it could mean any of them.
@@askleonotenboom Outlook is MS Outlook, period
and “Office” is now “365” !
It was Office 365 for a while. Now it's Microsoft 365. Next week, who knows?
I hated microsoft because of that
Outlook is slowly getting worse
And this is just one more of many reasons that I run Linux
@@Nick41622 What limitation? I use Linux daily and apparently I don't see what I miss out on ...
@@Nick41622 Obviously you've never seen a modern Linux
Exactly! 🙂
The Office version of Outlook is being replaced and when the transition is complete, Microsoft EXCHANGE will be discontinued. Just another way for Microsoft to avoid paying for resources. The "New" version's calendar is HORRIBLE. Try printing a Landscape version of a single month (suitable for hanging on your office wall or cabinet).