It’s the biggest change to Outlook since 1997, it says
Microsoft has officially announced that a series of Outlook changes previously available only for testers and users who manually opted is ready to go live for all users on Windows. The shared calendar improvements in Outlook for Windows are therefore out of preview, coming with improved reliability and substantially more polished sync latency for shared calendars and delegated calendars. Announced in July 2019 as a preview, so nearly two years ago, this massive update for Microsoft Outlook on Windows was exclusively available only for testers who wanted to try it out early. But following the Build developer conference that kicked off this week, Microsoft says the new feature is finally ready to go live for everybody.
