Prior
to release of Outlook 2013, it was anticipated that this new version
of Outlook hits other email clients due to it's advanced new added
services and features. Microsoft has not disappointed its existing
email users with a new in-line product Outlook 2013 (successor of
Outlook 2010) that have much more to attract new users also. Apart
from newly added specialty, some features also changed in Outlook
2013. Overall, we can say that it will increase the capability of
Outlook users to manage on-line portfolio and communications in a
better way.
1-
Attachment Reminder:
In previous Outlook versions till 2010, most if the times it is seen
that users may forget to attach required file along with messages.
But, Outlook 2013 has solved this problem with a notification to
user before sending a message. In case, you are not interested to
take this automated reminder then just turn-off this feature by
disabling the option “Don’t
show this message again”.
2
- Option to use EAS (Exchange ActiveSync):
This feature lets your email application to connect Outlook.com
directly to fulfill the purpose of accessing all folders from web
mail.
3
- Add-in resiliency: It
is a big change to reduce burden of Add-Ins that adversely affects
the performance of Outlook. Basically, you can turn-off any Add-in to
minimize barriers to speedy operational speed.
4
- Necessary improvement in 'Cashed Exchange Mode’:
This feature lets you to see recently emails and scheduled calendars
while using off-line data without disturbing user's experience.
5
- Advancement in IMAP: In
Outlook 2013, IMAP service is enabling in back-end that makes your
interaction with recently received mails quickly.
6
- Work with default compressed OST file:
As Microsoft has mentioned about this feature that users of Outlook
2013 gets 40% compressed data than earlier used in Outlook version.
This feature gives a new relaxation over size issue that is faced by
users till now.
When
you use these bunches of features then it would make outstanding
experiences with mail application that you ever feel. So, if possible
then let's go with Outlook 2013 to get benefits of new added
features.
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