I usually roll with change, but threw a bit of a tanty when my computer forced that update⊠until my boss pointed out I could toggle it off. There is nothing positive about that update.
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Gibsonhasafluffybutt@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© agoTry the cesspit that is ânew outlookâ. Fucking yuck.
SpinMeAround@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
tombruzzo@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
How did you turn it off? I need some time to adjust before I accept a change as big as this.
Gibsonhasafluffybutt@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
For anyone who doesnât have that toggle: you can find classic outlook in the Microsoft store in Windows.
Hassle your IT person to get it for you if you donât have access.
SpinMeAround@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
This was outlook, there was a little toggle âtry the new Outlookâ switch at the top right below the minimize, full window and close buttons.
tombruzzo@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
Oh no, there might be no way back from this excelc change then
tombruzzo@aussie.zone âš5â© âšdaysâ© ago
New Outlook isnât terrible for me because itâs just the web version in its own container. However, you canât select which keyboard shortcuts you want to use to itâs a no from me.
But completely changing the way cells are labelled and ordered, now thatâs unforgivable.