Still using classic Outlook? You can get Copilot features without migrating to the ‘new’ Outlook version

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Still using classic

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? You can get Copilot features without migrating to the ‘new’

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version

You may remember that

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introduced a new

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app for Windows 11 (and Windows 10) at the end of last year, though plenty of users have stuck it out and held onto the ‘classic’

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email app. If you aren’t willing to move over to the new app but don’t want to be left behind, don’t fret – Windows Copilot,

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’s AI assistant, is finally coming to the older app.

Yes, this is a major feature that diehard old

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users won’t miss out on. According to a

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,

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stated that the classic

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app will get a trio of Copilot features: Summarize, Coaching, and Draft.

The Summarize option will be available in the top-right corner when you’ve got an email thread open. As you might guess, it gets Copilot to summarize the main points of that thread.

Coaching will offer tips on how to write the perfect email and hit the right tone in the message, as well as considerations such as clarity of the writing. That’s about honing an email you’ve already written, whereas Draft will let Copilot take the reins and create the entire email on the basis of a few prompts. You can then edit the results naturally as necessary.

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With these AI-powered features on tap, you can still cling to the original

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app without missing out on some very useful time-saving functionality.

In the blog post,

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also noted that there are plans in place to add more Copilot features to the classic

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app for Windows in the near future. We assume these inbound features will debut on the new

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app first, then possibly the Mac version and even the mobile app, before reaching the classic

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app.

The reason for this is doubtless to persuade people to move over to the newer app by holding off on introducing new features to the old client. So, if you are planning to stay rooted in the classic

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, you may be in for a long wait as fresh features are drip-fed into the other app versions. 

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says that new Copilot features are expected to arrive in the classic

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app in the next 3 to 12 months, so at least you’ve got something to look forward to in the next year or so! 

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