For a few weeks now, Microsoft has been slowly expanding beta testing for the new Outlook for Windows. Now earlier users get the possibility to use multiple e-mail accounts – this was not supported before.

This was announced for a long time, now Agiornamenti Lumia has found that the implementation of the new Outlook multi-features has begun.

“In the future, you will be able to use multiple email boxes and calendars (both work and personal) in the same Outlook experience, as you can today on Outlook Mobile,” the Outlook team explained a few weeks ago. Multi-accounts release has now started in preview. im near microsoft . has an overview of the tasks planned and implemented in Roadmap published on Outlook Blog Although not updated yet.

The new Outlook supports multiple email accounts with some limitations. Previously, it worked with Microsoft accounts, so personal and business email (existing Office 365 and Live accounts only) can now be used together.

According to preliminary findings, Gmail accounts are also available, but there is currently no way to add new accounts manually.

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There’s still a long way to go before the new One Outlook becomes a viable option for power users. The app still can’t work offline, and it lacks support for third-party web add-ins like Salesforce, Zoom, and other services. The new UWP Mail app offers something that both classic Outlook and the new web-based Outlook lack: a unified inbox for multiple email accounts. It’s a “basic” feature that Outlook already supports on macOS and mobile devices, and will launch alongside the “One Outlook” outlook for Windows app.

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