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Practice: a. The Outlook Journal automatically recorded details of all the documents you created, edited or printed — it could track email, meeting requests, tasks and phone calls if you tagged the contact you were calling , so you could see how long you spent working on a project and what you worked on when.

Although Journal still has plenty of fans, Outlook took Journal out of the interface, and even if you open an existing journal it won't track things automatically any more. Outlook added a To-Do pane that you could leave open to show a quick view of your calendar and tasks even when you were reading mail in the inbox.

In Outlook that turned into a popup 'peek' that showed less information. An update added a week of meetings to the peek, but even if you dock it to the side of your screen, it's still missing one useful feature. You can no longer drag an email onto a specific date to quickly turn it into a meeting on that day.

AutoCorrect has been in Word since the early 90s, fixing common misspellings and capitalisations. In Word , Microsoft added a huge timesaver — you could right-click on a word that was misspelled and instead of correcting it once, by hand, you could add the correction to the AutoCorrect dictionary so it would always be corrected, automatically. In Office , Microsoft decided to remove the feature. In addition, the spelling error context menu now fits better on the screen.

Instead, you have to open the AutoCorrect dialog, which is buried in the Options panel, type or paste in your misspelling and then type the correction — which is far slower and an easy way to get the correction wrong. Despite vocal complaints in the various Microsoft support forums, the feature didn't return in Office — except on the Mac version of Word Long before Facebook, Microsoft had a bold idea about services that could live on the web and run as apps, using a Microsoft Passport account to get connected.