Microsoft Outlook Erfahrungen

Zur vollen Integration von Exchange gibt es kein besseres Tool auf Windows Systemen

bei zusätzlichen Postfächern kommt es häufig dazu, dass Windows die Zugangsdaten "vergisst" und neu abfragt, dann aber falsche Vorschlage macht

Outlook ist bei mir nicht mehr wegzudenken . Es ist täglich in Nutzung , wiedervorlagen top und das arbeiten damit einfach und schnell

Es gibt kaum Nachteile ich finde zumindest keine

Benutzerfreundliches E-Mail Programm mit vielen Funktionen

Manche Funktionen sind versteckt. Es könnte aufgeräumter sein.

Mit Outlook wurde eine Möglichkeit geschaffen, alle Mails im Blick zu haben, unterschiedliche Postfächer zu verwalten und Termine sicher zu managen

Sehr umfangreiche und komplexe Funktionen sind nicht immer selbsterklärend

Integration von Teams, Kalenderfunktion ...

Suchen bei Outlook ist relativ schwierig, aber liegt mitunter an der eigenen Such-Qualität

Einfache Handhabung, viele Funktionen, läuft problemlos.

Die Einstellungen könnten noch einfacher bearbeitet werden

Alle Funktionen enthalten, die man gebrauchen kann. Schriftverkehr ist unproblematisch.

Eventuell die Übersichtlichkeit - aufgrund der Menge von Funktionen

Gut und einfach zu bedienen. Sehr übersichtlich und dennoch komplex.

Die Suchfunktion ist manchmal top und manchmal richtig schlecht. Nur gut würde mir besser gefallen.

Outlook ist sehr benutzerfreundlich und einfach in der Bedienung.

Outlook hängt sich des öfteren auf und läd teilweise sehr lange.

Outlook ist benutzerfreundlich aufgebaut und durch die Vorhanden Tools sehr gut in sämtlichen Bereichen abgedeckt.

Nachteile hat Microsoft Outlook keine offensichtlichen

Sehr gute Funktionseinstellungen und leicht verständlich

Leider nicht immer auf dem aktuellsten Stand

Das Prudukt finde ich sehr benutzfreundlich

Diese Software gefällt mir sehr und fehlt mir momentan keine Anmerkungen

the clean interface and since it was a paid version there were no ads either!

sometimes I don't like using things made by Microsoft...

With its advanced interface design, easy adaptation and transition to use is great. Ability to manage all my emails online and offline. Online instant access from anywhere I want thanks to local or cloud-based mail storage. Combining many features such as my mail, contacts, calendars, groups in one place. While saving time, the protection of all my e-mails is guaranteed with MS security. Thanks to its simple and useful interface, you can experience a fast and easy adaptation process. It provides time and cost savings thanks to advanced search, folder, archiving technologies and drag and drop methods. Plus 100% user satisfaction. The rules you create, spam protections, blocking or flagging technology also offer you another universal solution. It is also a great solution when it works together with other MS technologies.

Basically I can't find any description for MS Outlook to write negatively. In fact, the problems experienced in the past are completely resolved every day, providing a new user experience. It quickly adapts itself to the developing world. We no longer experience the problems we experience especially in the swelling storage area.

It was one of the first to be used by me, I think it works well

as much as the operation is good, there is a lot to improve, especially the part of being an old application, today there are better applications

Microsoft Outlook is a powerful and versatile email client that offers a wealth of features to help users stay organized and productive. One of the best things about Outlook is its user-friendly interface, which makes it easy to navigate and use even for those who are not tech-savvy.Outlook offers a range of tools to manage email, such as customizable folders, rules for automatic filtering, and a powerful search function that makes finding specific emails a breeze. Additionally, Outlook offers integration with other Microsoft products, such as OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams, allowing users to access and collaborate on documents seamlessly.One of the most helpful features of Outlook is its calendar functionality, which enables users to schedule meetings and appointments easily. The ability to set reminders and receive alerts for upcoming events ensures that users never miss an important deadline or meeting.

While Microsoft Outlook offers a wide range of features to help users manage their emails and schedules, it can also be overwhelming and difficult to navigate for some users. The interface can feel cluttered and confusing, especially for those who are not familiar with the software.Additionally, Outlook can be slow to load and prone to crashing or freezing, which can be frustrating for users who rely on it for their daily tasks. The constant updates and changes to the software can also cause compatibility issues with other programs or devices.Another potential drawback of Outlook is its cost, as it requires a subscription to Microsoft Office to access all of its features. This can be a barrier to entry for individuals or small businesses who may not have the budget to invest in the software.

Office 365 works well, is reasonably easy to implement, and does what need it to do

Microsoft pushes all their new stuff on you. They don't advise you that there are certain features, improvements, etc. -- they install it without advising you. Example --Focused email. Woke up one day to find my email a mess. Had to figure out what the heck some MS idiot did to my system and change it back to how I wanted it. So I figured it out and fixed it. Then bought a new phone, installed Outlook, synced with my computer, and a few days later the Outlook on the phone has been messed with by MS -- They changed Outlook on MY phone without MY permission and made changes I don't want. This is 0 on a scale of 1-whatever. One has to use the tools that are available, and big companies like MS take advantage of that and complicate your life by pushing their "new stuff" on you instead of informing you and letting you decide what you want/need. All the mores self-centered and idiotic as they don't make a penny more off me, they just waste my time for nothing.

It has a desktop application so it's convenient to open directly without browsing. It does not occupy much memory capacity of my laptop.

It has something conflicts with MS Teams that I can use one between them. The host run slowly sometimes that my incoming emails arrive out of office time.

Outlook has a tone of great features. One that that stands out, it the delayed delivery for emails. It allows me to schedule my emails to go out at a specific time so that I can plan ahead.The calendar feature is amazing. I like to schedule reminder for me to follow-up with clients or to complete tasks.

The one thing that I don't like about Outlook is that app version for my mobile device combines the email treads together rather than allowing them to show up as individual emails as the desktop app version does.

Outlook is the benchmark that everyone uses. Thats largely because they use office in general and it's available, but it also has all the features a business user could need. The multiple way to access via the desktop, web and mobile just make it that much better.

The desktop version still has a bit of a clunkly interface and is missing some features that the web version has. They really need to consolidate the two versions and update the UI.

in addition to being part of microsoft 365 where i can work online with other software i can manage my emails from anywhere on my cell phone and even offline it is possible to view emails.

I've been using it for a while now and I have nothing to complain about. I send and receive emails without any problems, not to mention that I can store names and numbers of my contacts.

Easy to manage all mail correspondence with colleagues, partners, and stakeholders. Easy to group mails from different people, teams and etc..

For my needs, it is completely enough for me.

- Performs well.
- Trustworthy company and email address.
- High reliability.
- High security.
- Consistently delivers all attachments (Perhaps slowly)
- Freedom to choose theme.
- Android app -- Microsoft edge shortcut.
- Email client and webmail -- manage all components of email.
- Integrations that better time management.
- Calendar.

- Slow synchronization and delivery.
- Not practical compared to other email clients and webmail.
- Poor inbox management and filter.

- Easy to manage important emails, have the application for the complete device eco-system Phone, Dekstop, IPAD, etc.
- Easy to search emails by content and title
- Makes meetings and tasks easy to manage, the daily morning, we get emails for reminding of emails related to tasks, and the meeting and links automatically get marked on the calendar

- The automated marking on the calendar sometimes becomes annoying when the meetings are unwanted
- Faced the downtime twice.

* Constantly Evolving Powerhouse of features and functionality
* Dark Theme = love
* Focused Mailbox
* AI Driven daily summary driven by Cortana
* Hundreds of App integrations via Marketplace or 3rd party
* Robust Rule and Tagging/categorization ability
* Quick Steps help apply multiple actions to messages
* Scheduling of messages
* Devloper and customize templates
* Visual Basic advanced development
* Shared Mailboxes
* Group Mailboxes (Channels) that allow team collaboration and follow up
* Favorite your inbox and often accessed folders
* Team, Planner, and Personal Calendar all in a single overlayed view
* Scheduling and Meeting assistance
* Tasks, Contacts, and Sticky notes
* Search emails using filters and key phrases

* Microsoft's new release and development schedule is great for the addition of new and useful tools but is causing stability issues. It is common to have to repair Outlook and Office applications after a feature update.

* Adding shared mailboxes often causes Outlook to run slowly.

* Some serious optimizations are needed in the sync process to prevent Outlook hanging. I have to disable Downloading of Shared mailboxes, which is enable by default, on every computer Outlook is installed on