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I am using Windows 11 Home Version 23H2 on a PC.
I started using the “New Outlook”.
In the email from Outlook Team, it states:
Manage all your email accounts and calendars in a single place. Now you can access all your emails in one spot. That's Outlook.com, Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo!, iCloud, IMAP accounts and even that account you use for shopping.
You only allow 10 email addresses to be entered. Why so small amount?
You recommend that I add all my accounts. I have at least 25 different email addresses.
I am currently using Thunderbird to compile all my email addresses. I was hoping to use this New Outlook, but it looks as if I need to close up this New Outlook and go back to Thunderbird.
How do I increase the limit of 10 email accounts on this New Outlook?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Hello, I do not know the answer to that. I am not sure that the update process would wipe out registry changes. It would be aggravating to change the registry then add all the eMail accounts and then a security/program update would wipe out all that effort. Makes a person use Thunderbird!