
24/07/2025
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Still yet to upgrade your business to Windows 11? Well, if you rely on Outlook, you could be missing out. Because Offline Calendar support is finally on its way. Here's the breakdown...
Until now, trying to create or edit calendar events without an internet connection was frustrating, to say the least.
Youâd hit âSaveâ and just get a vague âsomething went wrongâ error.
Then itâd vanish. And youâd have to start over when you were back online.
Well, no more.
Microsoftâs confirmed that the new Outlook will soon support offline calendar access, meaning youâll be able to:
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Create events
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Edit events
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Delete events
All while youâre offline, like you already can with emails.
The update is already rolling out (gradually, as always), so donât be surprised if it hasnât shown up yet. Once it does, this should be a big help if you and your team travels, works on-the-go, or experience flaky Wi-Fi in the office.
Are you using the new Outlook already, or are you still clinging to the classic one?