You can also easily open the Feedback app to vent your frustrations about missing features easily. Along with the settings icon, you have the Calendar icon, which allows you to open up the calendar app. One of the more convenient things Microsoft has done with Windows 10 is the integration of the Outlook Mail and Calendar.
This allows the Mail app in Windows 10 to be much more powerful than most email apps you'd find on a mobile device, with a bevy of formatting options allowing you to beautify your emails to your heart's content. The cool new thing with the Mail app in Windows 10 is the Word engine which is integrated within the app itself. Starting a new email is, of course, quite easy. Thus, unlike the previous version of the app, you only need one click to alternate between the different accounts. You can see you all your different accounts in a pane on the left, with the number of unread emails shown for each. While Microsoft still hasn't included a unified inbox, a recent update did make managing multiple accounts much more palatable. The different folders in your email are also easily accessible on the left side. This makes email management a breeze and much better than the previous app.įor those of you on the desktop, Microsoft also includes the ability to delete or flag emails on the far-right of the emails subject line. The associated response to these gestures is also modifiable: at the moment, your list of options includes Delete, Move, Set/Clear Flag and Mark Read/Unread. By default, swiping left on your touch enabled devices deletes an email, while a swipe to the right flags it. One of the big things to come from Microsoft's acquisition of Acompli is the support for gestures for managing your email. Unfortunately, Microsoft still hasn't enabled an amalgamated inbox for all accounts, so you'll need to toggle between different accounts if you want to use Mail for managing multiple emails. You can then add accounts or remove any accounts you've already set up.
If you've already set up an account and want to manage accounts, and add or delete accounts, you can head on to the cogwheel (settings) icon and select ‘Accounts'. When you first open the app, you are given the option log in to your Microsoft - or other - account. Let's go over how to set up and manage your accounts. Setting up your accountsįirst things, first. Here's our guide to mastering Outlook Mail. While admittedly not the best email client on the planet, it does still get the job done - and more.
The Mail app in Windows 10 is certainly miles better than the one in Windows 8, not least because it's now a Universal App.
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