Outlook often has caching issues, and fails to sync emails, contacts, and events with the server, which results in this data not syncing to mobile devices. Outlook for Mac has always been missing important features that the Windows version has, like the ability to export to PST and easily reopen the PST files for viewing later. Apple users are charged the same amount for Office but they get less product in return. Really? Shared mailboxes are not supported by this “new” and allegedly improved Outlook? I have no idea what they’re thinking in Redmond. When I switched to it just now, I was told that a shared mailbox that I had attached to the account that is logged in is not supported. Switching to the “new” (incomplete) Outlook will not give users anything new, except a reskinned interface that looks like macOS Big Sur. They have been blogging about this software for months, and extolling the great new features and better performance. This new version is still not feature complete. I’m disappointed that Microsoft still has not released their so-called “new” Outlook for Mac users that promises better performance and better features. I spent 8 days taking trains across Europe for under $500.Microsoft released version 16.45 of their Office apps for Mac yesterday. I went to Europe's least-visited country, and discovered San Marino is just as beautiful as Tuscany - but without the crowds While I normally can't stand shopping, this really was so fun, I'd have no hesitation telling others to have a wander through - and maybe even ask if I could tag along. Instead, it was warm, welcoming, and far more exciting that I could have anticipated. I was expecting cold, indifferent - and boring. Harrods was not at all like my expectations. Here's what it was like to visit - and why, thanks to the friendliest and most welcoming store staff I've ever met, I'd go back again in a heartbeat. Oh, and they also once had an actual live cobra guard a pair of shoes that had diamonds, rubies, and sapphires (which only cost £62,000, or $83,000) - that was as recently as this century. It's also where actual lions, tigers, panthers, alligators, and even elephants (one, named Gertie, was apparently even sold to former US president Ronald Reagan, no less) were sold regularly (at least until the Endangered Species Act in the 1970s), and where even today you can find some of the most expensive chocolate and coffee in the world. But there I was in the place where Asma al-Assad - wife of Syrian president Bashar Assad - would regularly spend thousands upon thousands of dollars, even as the Syrian Civil War raged.
CEO Henry Blodget discovered when he visited back in 2013. There I was, buying dates made with literal gold - at Harrods, no less, the famous London department store equally famous for its high prices as it is for its extravagance, as Insider Inc. "Ok, so 80 grams of the gold ajwas comes to £20 ($26)."
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