We will be rolling out the Notifications pane to Office Insiders running Windows Beta Channel Version 2208 (Build 15408.10000) or later.ĭon’t have it yet? It’s probably us, not you.įeatures are released over some time to ensure things are working smoothly.
We will open access to consumers in the near future. The new Notifications pane will initially be available only to enterprise customers. To turn off all notifications, select Customize at the top left of the Notifications pane.Clicking the Dismiss all button at the top right of the Notifications pane will clear the list of notifications.The number inside the red circle ( ) shows how many unread notifications you have.
A red circle appears next to the Notifications icon when you have a new notification waiting for you.Click a Word comment card in the Notifications pane this opens the Word document related to that notification.Click an email notifications card in the Notifications pane this opens the email related to that notification.The Notifications Pane is only currently available for commercial customers.We hope to resolve this issue in the near future. Clicking a document Notifications card will open the document in Word for the web, not in Word for Windows desktop.NOTE: Items remain in your Notifications pane list for 30 days, after which they expire. Select Customize in the top-left corner of the Notifications pane of notifications you want to see going forward. Click an email notifications card in the Notifications pane this opens the email related to that notification in a popped-out email window.ģ. Select the Notifications icon ( ) at the top-right corner of your Outlook window to display a list of email and document notifications.Ģ. This experience may look familiar if you use Outlook for the web, as the feature is already available to users on that platform. The pane gives you the ability to customize the types of notifications you wish to receive, including email and document travel updates, deliveries, and more. The Notifications pane allows you to stay connected, delivering notifications that are relevant to you in the context of your regular email. I’m here to introduce a new Notifications pane in Outlook for Windows! Now you can stay on top of your work and life with notifications that specifically focus on you, ensuring that important content does not get buried in your inbox. Hi, Office Insiders! I’m Corina Arama, a Product Manager on the Outlook team.
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