At least for emails which are the only Outlook objects I tested (and need). However, Justin Lancy’s AppleScript to clip Outlook items into OmniFocus’ inbox seems to still work perfectly fine. Most notably the Script Menu has disappeared which removes the easy and convenient approach of dropping your AppleScript into a defined folder and subsequently trigger it from a menu or even with a keyboard shortcut.Īt the beginning people also observed some changes on the Outlook AppleScript interface as well which put some of the existing scripts at risk. While Outlook 2016 for Mac is a huge leap forward, providing nearly feature parity with its Windows twin, Microsoft made some changes to the AppleScript interface and how scripts get executed.
In particular if you work in a large corporation which historically uses (a locked down version of) Exchange.
Microsoft Outlook or its predecessor Entourage have never been the most popular email clients on the Mac, but the folks from Redmond have significantly improved it over the years and some people quite simply have not much of a choice.
