Windows 10: How to manage groups of apps in a convenient way

/u/ibruizeeasy · Jan 10, 2021

I am looking for a solution that will allow me to have essentially a 'game mode' and a 'work mode' with a different set of running apps for each. I know how to manage windows in this way, but am looking for an easy way to control which apps are running.

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Brink · Jan 10, 2021

Use Groups in Outlook mobile app; Outlook Groups app is retiring

Last April, we introduced native support for Office 365 Groups in the Outlook mobile app. We’ve been improving the group experiences in the Outlook mobile app ever since, and today we’re pleased to share some new ways to get more done with Office 365 Groups right from Outlook.

In the next few months, we’ll be bringing you the ability to access all files that are stored in groups’ document libraries inside the Outlook mobile app.

We’ll also be bringing roaming favorites so you can pin groups, folders, and more to your navigation pane for easier access across Outlook in all your devices.

These enhancements complement the work we’ve been doing over the past nine months inside the Outlook mobile app, including group creation and editing, which shipped late last year, as well as the ability you see your groups’ recent files, which we introduced earlier this year. This work is a part of our continuing efforts to advance Microsoft 365 as the universal toolkit for teamwork and complements similar investments that we’re making in Teams and Yammer.

By embedding groups functionality into the Outlook mobile app, we’re investing in group experiences to make teamwork effortless, while removing the need to install and use a separate app. Office 365 customers who are using the standalone Outlook Groups app should make plans to transition away in the next few months. In mid-March 2018, the app will be removed from the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and Microsoft Store. Then, the app will stop working on May 1, 2018. Between mid-March and May 1, users that have the app may continue using it, but after May 1, the app will not function.

For more details about the retirement of the app, please refer to this article. If you are an admin and received a notice today in the Office 365 Message Center, it means one or more people in your organization are using the Outlook Groups app. If you didn’t receive a notice in Message Center, you don’t need to take any action.

Thank you to those of you who used the Outlook Groups app over the years. Your feedback has helped to shape the Groups experience in Outlook—and helps us understand many other ways we can improve Groups experiences across Office 365. Please keep the suggestions flowing over in our UserVoice site.

—Groups Team

Learn more about groups in the Outlook mobile app here.
Learn what features are coming to the Outlook mobile app here.
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Patricia.Guenot · Jan 10, 2021

Microsoft mail groups

Hello Roberta,

My name is Patricia and I am an Independent Advisor. I am here to help you today.

Mail app is very convenient and easy to use, but doesn't offer complex features.

So you cannot manage groups in mail app.

But you can opt for Outlook as you can manage groups in Outlook.

https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/create...

If you think it would be useful to add group feature in mail app, please post a suggestion in Feedback hub.

Entegy · Jan 10, 2021

Does windows phone 8 sync groups?

I think that syncing that Exchange data might be a good suggestion for the
suggestion box.

On Outlook.com, just underneath the word People in the top left is the word "All". Click this and choose what group you want to manage. This will list people in the group and you can remove them here too. But to add to the group, you have to go back to the
All list, select the contact, click Manage>Add group

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