I upgraded to the latest Outlook for Mac a week or so ago. I have noticed that the keyboard text replacement I have set up in 'system prefs > keyboard > text' have stopped working completely in Outlook. Though they work everywhere else, safari, notes etc. Seeing as I type the same phrases each day in emails, I created a lot of replacements like 'tyfye' which is replaced by 'Thank you for your email' It saves me a lot of time. These no longer work in the latest outlook. I have tried turning on and off auto correct in Outlook - it has made no difference. If anyone can help I would be pleased to hear from them Thanks.

In Outlook, click Help > Check For Updates. If an update is found, download and install it. Restart Outlook. If the problem continues, click Help > Contact Support.

Hey Jonathan. I noticed the same thing when I upgraded outlook to 15.22! Fortunately, we're not alone. It appears as though Microsoft completely revamped and changed the outlook editor for composing new emails. Instead of using whatever editor they were before, they're now using the editor engine from Microsoft Word. That means that any text replacement and spell checking tools now line up with Microsoft Word, rather than the system, which is unfortunate. There are a couple of threads out there on Microsoft's website as well: And users complaining of similar problems.

Fortunately, one of the threads recommends a solution: Downgrade to Outlook 15.19.1. For now, it can be downloaded from this old Microsoft KB article: I simply downloaded Outlook, moved the new updated Outlook to the trash, and reinstalled. I have my text snippet tools working again, and have the old editor back! And won't update Outlook until this issue is resolved. Give it a try. Hey Jonathan. I noticed the same thing when I upgraded outlook to 15.22!

Fortunately, we're not alone. It appears as though Microsoft completely revamped and changed the outlook editor for composing new emails. Instead of using whatever editor they were before, they're now using the editor engine from Microsoft Word. That means that any text replacement and spell checking tools now line up with Microsoft Word, rather than the system, which is unfortunate. There are a couple of threads out there on Microsoft's website as well: And users complaining of similar problems. Fortunately, one of the threads recommends a solution: Downgrade to Outlook 15.19.1. For now, it can be downloaded from this old Microsoft KB article: I simply downloaded Outlook, moved the new updated Outlook to the trash, and reinstalled.

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