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Why Microsoft, why can't you just enable these simple things to make our lives easier? This exact functionality works in Outlook Online, so why can't it be implemented in the the desktop client?
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Thanks for your feedback. We are currently thinking about this. Can you please let us know what scenarios your organization uses shared mailboxes for and what options do you use. This will help us.
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I think there should be an option to make this conversion. However, it's important to note that some features of a Shared Mailbox are not available in an O365 Group. Mail cannot be organized into folders, which is a necessary feature for some use cases.
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They're clearly not going to fix this after two years. Likely due to the MSOL module being deprecated in favor of the AAD module, which is not a complete replacement and doesn't provide all of the same functionality.
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This is such an obvious feature that is missing... I shouldn't have to rig up PowerShell scripts in order to automate the sending of a welcome message to new users.
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Hello, I’m updating the status of this UserVoice suggestion back to “thinking about it”, as it appears the previous status update was misleading. The core of the suggestion is to allow folders.
Keep on posting on this suggestion to create folders within group mailbox.
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This is an essential feature for some of my users, they're used to "Shared Mailboxes" that have the ability for sub-folders to be created. We want to migrate everyone over to O365 Groups in order to save on licensing costs, but the lack of this feature is holding us back.
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How has this been open for three years and had no response?
We would like to have the ability for users to *see* their quarantined messages, but not for them to release them. It's fine if they can *request* that they be released, which should then notify an admin.
Barring that, we should at least be able to turn off user managed quarantine. Unless I'm incorrect, as it stands there is no way to turn this off for my users.
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I completely agree with this, and dpsmith's suggestion of the safelink being wrapped in an anchor tag with the display equal to the original link would be a perfect addition.
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This is a ridiculous limitation. Why can't we have nice things Microsoft? When the drop-down menu says "All Mailboxes" I want it to search ALL MAILBOXES.