The safety tips feature is expected to arrive "over the coming weeks" to Exchange Online Protection subscribers. It will advise end users about e-mail safety using a color-coded scheme for "suspicious, unknown, trusted or safe" e-mails. On the client side, Microsoft is planning to release a new "safety tips" feature for users of its Exchange Online Protection service. Microsoft offered a roundup of its recent Office 365 news in this blog post today. In October, Microsoft made it clear that the Sunrise apps eventually would get discontinued at some point, so their demise wasn't unexpected.
Those efforts also included the acquisition of other mobile app software developers, such as Acompli and 6Wunderkinder. Microsoft bought Sunrise Atelier last year as part of its Outlook refresh efforts. The team's development work for the Outlook clients is still continuing, though. In other e-mail client news, the Sunrise Atelier team that's been behind improvements in Microsoft's Outlook clients for mobile devices announced that its Sunrise calendar applications for Android and iOS devices will get pulled from app stores on Aug. Microsoft is also adding enhanced fonts and font-color options, plus numbered and bulleted lists that are "richer." Support for Tables also will be coming. The coming features include new sizing handles to help insert images into e-mail messages. These new features will show up around "mid-May" of this year. Microsoft indicated today that it is planning some improvements to the end user experience on its Outlook 2016 Mac clients. It then "will offer to create a new Outlook profile for you." While it looks like this tool is simple enough to be run by end users, they will need to have administrative privileges on the client machine to install and use it. The Support and Recovery Assistant will run certain tests and report on any failures. Microsoft describes the tool at this page. Presumably, it's no longer at the beta stage. While Microsoft announced this tool today, it's been available as a beta since May of last year. The Support and Recovery Assistant tool needs to be downloaded and installed on the client machine that's experiencing the problem. It's a troubleshooting tool for Outlook clients that will verify the credentials of end users, check the client's update status and licensing, and determine whether the Exchange Server can be reached by the Outlook client. Microsoft described Outlook improvements this week, along with other Office 365 news.Ī new Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant for Office 365 is available.
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