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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Yichen and Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 29-Microsoft is developing new Web-based applications to create Outlook experiences on Windows 11 and Windows 10. The "Project Monarch" project aims to create "One Outlook" for all desktop platforms, which supports work / school as well as personal accounts.

From now on, anyone in the Microsoft Office Preview experience program can access the new Outlook application. To get started, just follow these steps to join the Office Preview experience Program: open any Office App > File > account > Office Preview experience members > join the Office Preview experience Program, and then select the channel to participate in the test.

The user can select the Release preview channel and agree to the terms and conditions, and then click OK. When finished, users can click "try the new Outlook" in the upper right corner of the Windows desktop Outlook client, and then start downloading the new application.

After sliding the switch, the user only needs to follow the instructions on the screen. For example, the updated Outlook application contains prompts to help users migrate all data from the previous application. Of course, if users don't like the new Web-based Outlook application, they can go back to the previous Outlook experience at any time by turning off the switch.

In addition to the broader launch, Microsoft has added some new features to its e-mail client in today's update:

Personal accounts are now supported: Microsoft accounts such as Outlook.com can now be added to Outlook applications. Previously, only work or school accounts were supported.

Quick steps: Outlook now displays personalized actions to keep your inbox clean and orderly.

More concise UI: now allows you to adjust the width of the columns in the calendar.

Simplify ribbon options: new ribbon options look and feel more stylish.

Tip: you can now check the tips for more useful features and other information.

The first time you start an Outlook application with a new Outlook application, you are asked to import settings from an existing Outlook application on Windows. This is because the application can currently be used with desktop applications and it is still under development. Users can import settings such as themes from previous applications.

CTOnews.com learned that One Outlook is basically the same as Outlook.com, but it is optimized like a native application, with a functional area at the top to make it look like a mature desktop application. It has View and Home buttons, as well as other features, such as theme settings, to-dos, and so on, which can be used in the upper-right corner of the application.

Microsoft is also making Mica materials and other design improvements for Outlook applications.

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