What is Outlook 2012? Microsoft does not acknowledge it existence.
If you mean Outlook 2013 (aka Outlook 15.0.XXXXX), released in 2012, then it is very different from its predecessor, Outlook 2010 (Outlook 14.0.XXXXX).
I use Outlook 2013, also known as Office 365, and do not see what you see in the latest version of X1. In other words, X1 plus the latest version of Outlook are very happy together.
From this I conclude that it is either how you have Outlook configured or how you have X1 configured to work with Outlook. If it were a feature of X1, then we would all see it.
Or maybe you mean Exchange, which is not Outlook.
If you mean Outlook 2013 (aka Outlook 15.0.XXXXX), released in 2012, then it is very different from its predecessor, Outlook 2010 (Outlook 14.0.XXXXX).
I use Outlook 2013, also known as Office 365, and do not see what you see in the latest version of X1. In other words, X1 plus the latest version of Outlook are very happy together.
From this I conclude that it is either how you have Outlook configured or how you have X1 configured to work with Outlook. If it were a feature of X1, then we would all see it.
Or maybe you mean Exchange, which is not Outlook.
