In addition, the Outlook for Macintosh user interface has been enhanced to more closely resemble Outlook 98, lowering training and support costs for administrators. Users who need direct connection to POP3 or IMAP4 servers should use Outlook Express for Macintosh. Now you can easily attach and move documents in and out of mail messages, Outlook folders and the Finder. Simply select an attachment anywhere on your Macintosh and drag and drop it to a mail message. Text Magnification Magnify the text in messages you receive to make them easier to read.
Many unformatted messages are easier to read when viewed with a monospaced font, such as Monaco.
Better handling of network problems When the network or server is experiencing problems, Outlook For Macintosh now allows for you to switch to other programs and continue working without the need to restart the computer, when the network becomes stable, you can return to using Outlook. Microsoft has also improved attachment handling and translation for Macintosh users. This means that Outlook for Macintosh clients continue to display Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks information in a separate window, accessible from the Outlook Bar. When a user of Outlook for Macintosh opens such a custom form, it is displayed in the user's Web browser. At the current time, users of Outlook for Macintosh are unable to design or display a custom form created with Outlook for 32-bit version of the Windows operating system.