Microsoft to Enhance Outlook's ScheduleAssistant in July

TapTechNews May 25th news, Microsoft updated the Microsoft 365 roadmap on May 23rd, planning to enhance the ScheduleAssistant of the desktop and web versions of Outlook in July this year (July of this year to enhance readability).

TapTechNews translated the relevant explanatory content of this entry as follows:

We are planning to update the ScheduleAssistant view to enhance the readability for users, and some of these changes are in line with user feedback suggestions.

These changes include improved gridlines, usability views, adding a combined availability bar, etc. These updates will be available in the new Outlook for Windows and the web.

This update mainly focuses on the interface view, and more intuitively displays the user's schedule through methods such as gridlines.

The official introduction of Microsoft to the ScheduleAssistant is as follows:

With the ScheduleAssistant, it is now easy to see the available time of the attendees and find a time that suits everyone. Once an event is created from the calendar and the attendees are added to the people field, you will see the status indication of the attendees on the date picker. If the time is suitable for everyone, Outlook will inform you in real time.