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New Outlook versus Classic Outlook: Why your client looks different

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Scott Hunt
New Outlook versus Classic Outlook: Why your client looks different
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Microsoft is pushing users toward the 'New Outlook' interface, which is a separate application from the classic version. Users are reporting issues with legacy file support and unwanted automatic installation on perpetual license systems.

If you bought an outright license for Outlook with no subscription attached, you may have noticed it switching to a new version seemingly on its own.

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