The standalone Outlook for Windows includes bug fixes and improvements but not the next major edition of software, like you get with the subscription. Or available all by itself: If you don't need the other Office apps, you can download Microsoft Outlook 2016 separately for $129.99. Or, for $149.99, you can just buy outright the Office Home and Student 2016 for PC edition, which includes Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. For $69.99 a year, get the Office 365 Personal edition, which along with Outlook, offers Word, the word-processing workhorse PowerPoint, the cross-platform slideshow app OneNote, for note-taking Excel, the industrial-strength number-cruncher OneDrive, Microsoft's cloud storage service and Skype, for voice and video calls.įor $99 a year, subscribe to the Office 365 Home edition to share Microsoft's productivity apps with four other family members. Outlook is part of Microsoft Office 365: Microsoft Outlook fills the the email slot in the Microsoft Office suite. And you can sync Outlook with other calendars, such as Google Calendar. Schedule meetings, see available meetings for others, and get reminders. Manage your calendar: From Outlook, you can view your linked calendars. The Other tab holds email from mailing lists, social apps, marketing messages - anything that Outlook thinks doesn't require a response. The Focused tab shows email from coworkers, family, friends - email Outlook thinks you need to respond to. The Focused Inbox gathers email into two tabs: Focused (of course) and Other. Nicely arranged inbox: Outlook uses what Microsoft calls the "Focused Inbox" to help you sort through your emails.
Microsoft Outlook for Windows offers a thoughtful way to organize your inbox and ties into the power of Microsoft's formidable email services.
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