The new Outlook for Mac supports Office 365, Outlook.com, and Google accounts (with iCloud and IMAP support coming soon) so you can have a centralized view of all your email and calendar items.

Outlook for Mac supports Outlook.com accounts, Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, and any email account that includes IMAP support. Microsoft’s latest profiles addition to Outlook for Mac is available for ...

On the Outlook blog, Jeremy Perdue writes: Now consumers can use Outlook for free on macOS, no Microsoft 365 subscription or license necessary. Whether at home, work or school, Mac users everywhere ...

Microsoft is beta testing the ability to "undo send" an email in Outlook for Mac, delivering a feature that's already in the MacOS Ventura mail app.

Microsoft just announced that Outlook for Mac is now free. All users can access the email client, even if they don't have a Microsoft 365 subscription or license.

Microsoft is launching a new version of Outlook for Mac in October. The email app has been completely redesigned, with some new features that should speed up mail sync, search, and more.

For your information, it disables all email notifications of Outlook on your Mac computer. However, if you want to disable the notification sound only, the following steps will be handy for you.

Outlook is now free for Mac users, meaning a Microsoft 365 subscription-- formerly Microsoft Office -- won't be necessary to use the email app, Microsoft said in a blog post on Monday.

Once your Mac finishes restarting, try opening Outlook again. In the event that Outlook still won't open, even after attempting all of these fixes, the problem may not be on your end.

Microsoft has made Outlook for Mac free to use. You previously needed either a Microsoft 365 subscription or an Office purchase to use the email client. It's available now through the Mac App Store.

Try this technique on Windows of Mac versions of Outlook. Step 1: Follow the first two steps as above to select Import/export and open the Import and Export Wizard. Step 2: ...