outlook for mac show my responses in conversations

(The longest filename I tested was 118 characters.) Long filenames are displayed in full if the reading pane is wide enough. All attachments in the thread are grouped under the attachment button. The other new change is attachment handling. Color categories are not visible in this view and are not available on the right-click context menu, you'll need to open the message to assign a category.Ĭonversation mode is available now in the Insider Fast ring (build 8017.1000) and will be available to all click-to-run subscribers within a few weeks. If the focused inbox is turned on, you'll have the Focused and Other tabs at the top of the list. The message list resembles the message list in Outlook on the web.

Click Original conversation to view previously read messages in the thread.

Click the link at the top of the reading pane to download external content.

When you reply here, your signature won't be added to the message.

(4) Write your reply at the bottom of the thread.

(3) To pop the reply into a new window, click the pop out window button to the right of the reply field.

(2) To pop a specific message out of the reading pane, click the dots on the left side at the bottom of the message.

Using this button will add your signature to the message.

(1) To reply or forward a specific message in the thread, expand the button to the right of that message.

This is the reading pane in the new conversation mode with several messages in the conversation. The buttons are on the View tab but you can add them to the Home ribbon or the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) to make it easier. Switching back and forth between Classic and Conversational mode is a simple click of the button. Even so, it takes some getting used to and I'm not sold on it (change is hard, even for me!), especially with messages with long signatures as I think it makes it harder to follow the message. This new format should have a familiar feel to anyone who uses forums.

Outlook for mac show my responses in conversations