Office 365 Standard Release users will be enabled in mid to late November and will take 6-8 weeks to be available worldwide. The article you referenced was updated the next day: ' Editor’s note : Update on rollout: Office 365 First Release users will become Focused Inbox enabled starting in late October. I do not have it enabled on my version yet either. If you read, it sounds like it started rolling out to Office 365 customers in early September. It sounds like they will enable it when they update Outlook 2016 to be compatible.
You'll see Focused Inbox once your Office 365 or mailbox is enabled for it. All versions of Outlook that receive updates will soon become Focused Inbox capable, including Outlook 2016 for Windows, Outlook 2016 for Mac, Outlook on the web, and Mail for Windows 10. Any idea why this would be, or how I can activate the feature? From the Outlook 2016 help page: Focused Inbox was first released on Outlook for iOS and Android. I use Focused Inbox in the Outlook iPhone app, so I doubt its a feature our Exchange admin would have bothered to disable. However, Focused Inbox was not available in the View ribbon menu as I expected.Īfter digging around, I found and added the 'Show Focused Inbox' command to a custom 'Other' group on the ribbon - only to find it is grayed out: I can't find any documentation out there that would explain this. I'm using Outlook 2016, which I was anxious to upgrade to in order to use the new Focused Inbox feature. When you use Microsoft Outlook 2010 to connect to a Microsoft Office 365 mailbox that has an online archive, you may experience the following symptoms: All or many of the email messages that were in your Inbox folder are missing. But you can organize your messages into a hierarchical folder system and adjust it as your needs change. Office 365 (Outlook 2016 for Mac) - Working with mail folders By default, messages that are sent to you are stored in your Inbox.
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