Microsoft announces a significant update for Outlook on Windows. It introduces drag and drop functionality for attachments and emails. This is to facilitate the management of your communications.
Microsoft has recently updated Outlook, removing the size limit for attached files. This improvement follows a series of innovations made to the application to make it more functional and user-friendly. Additionally, the addition of support for iCloud accounts marked an important step towards greater interoperability. It allows users to manage their emails more smoothly. This integration reflects the company’s desire to adapt its messaging service to the changing needs of its users.
These developments are part of a broader strategy aimed at enrich Outlook features for Windows, particularly with the upcoming introduction of support for drag and drop for downloading attachments and emails. This functionality, expected soon, will considerably simplify the process of their management, with the aim of making the application even more practical and efficient.
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The Outlook application for Windows will facilitate the process of downloading attachments.
Microsoft is preparing an evolution for Outlook on Windows. According to its roadmap, this New versionidentified under the Feature ID 380720, will soon integrate a drag and drop function. It will allow download emails directly and their attachments to the desktop or folders of users’ choice. This update aims to provide a more intuitive method for managing email downloads. Although the exact launch date remains to be specified, it is scheduled for March of this year.
In addition to supporting popular third-party email accounts such as Gmail and iCloud, the new version of Outlook for Windows, already by default on PCs equipped with or updated to Windows 11 23H2, promises to further enrich the application with features used and appreciated daily. Although the rollout of this feature is planned for March, it is important to note that the dates mentioned on the roadmap may be subject to adjustment.
Source: Microsoft