

Whoever made this change needs to get slapped in the teeth. Regardless of how I get there, either by the direct link or by using your method through the My account section via your directions, I get a 404 error.

Second, the method through the My account leads to a link: Removing and hiding important features is idiotic. For everyone else, this is an important feature. Only the most useless millennial morons will never do enough work that they need to actually clean their inbox. This is intensely stupid and somebody at Microsoft needs to get slapped upside the back of the head for changing this. They have removed the settings from the outlook module. TIP: Outlook desktop has the same feature, it's triggered by the Meeting button on the ribbon.First up, the method on this is definitely broken. (If you are presented with a dialog to Send or Edit, choose Edit to make the changes before sending.) In, you'll only have the option to reply with a meeting.Īdd or remove recipients to the meeting request. In Outlook on the web for business accounts, you'll have options to reply with a meeting, by IM, or Like the message. (Unlike in Outlook desktop, you can't cancel the meeting and turn it into an appointment.) Click the 3 dots to display the menu and choose Other reply actions, the select Reply all by meeting to create a meeting to all recipients. If you're sending a meeting request, you can do that from the message in Outlook on the web. " Create appointments by dragging messages to Calendar"

Drag the message and drop it on the panel.Click the To-Do icon to display the Task pad on the right.With Outlook on the web or, you can now drag messages to create appointments or tasks. I haven't found a way to do the same thing using Outlook on the web. After I create a new appointment, I can select "Insert Item" to insert the contents of a mail message. In Outlook on my desktop, I can drag the message to the Calendar to create a new appointment that contains the text of the email.
