This tip is for people in small businesses in this position: There is no way to eliminate the confusion but there is a step that can make it easier to keep your place. I have read Microsoft press releases and knowledge base articles and MSDN tech notes and help files and websites and blog posts for the last few years searching in vain for clear explanations, a little consistency, some understanding that people are confused. Microsoft has never – never – explained its accounts so eloquently.
It was the end of the pilgrim’s search for enlightenment.
It was the map showing the way out of the maze. dense.”ĭense? My article was a model of clarity. “I read your article about personal Microsoft accounts and business Office 365 accounts,” my wife said last week. Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread.(2 – click here for an updated, shorter version of this article.) If an Answer is helpful, please click " Accept Answer" and upvote it. Settings > Options > General > My Account:ĭelve: (But there's no option to edit Work phone number, so not suitable for your situation.) And currently, to update the contact information, the users can use the page as you shared earlier, or as mentioned above, use the classic Outlook Web App ( ) or open :
So it seems that the instructions in this document is going to be improved by adding these notes. It will be deprecated in future, and you may need to use alternative ways to update your profile information, like using Microsoft 365 Delve" "The following instructions are only applicable to the classic Outlook Web App. User self update of contact info documentation does not work nor does it match what users see on screenįollowing the link shared in the disccusion, found some more information here: As per to your concern about "there isn't any Setting>Options link" in the OWA page, I just noticed that a similar feedback has already been submitted for the doc, see:
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