The add-ins that you have installed automatically appear in the gray add-in bar near the top of the message when there is data in the email that is related to the add-in.įor example, when you open an email message that has a street address, you'll see that the add-in's name, Bing Maps, is displayed in the add-in bar.Ĭhoose the add-in to access the data it offers. To get them, you’ll need Office 2013 or Office 2016 and Exchange 2013 or Exchange 2016, and your administrator needs to activate add-ins for Outlook. This issue could be related to the description that appears in a prior post here, too.Note: If you don’t see the Manage add-ins (or Manage Apps) button, you won’t be able to get add-ins for Outlook. I will add I am not an enterprise user of Outlook or Microsoft mine is just a personal account. And, as you can see, it's not just a problem afflicting the Office installation on my laptop as it appears in I assume it's somehow associated with my Microsoft account. I have repaired my Office 365 installation, with no change.
However, the Wunderlist add in does not appear as an installed add in, either in the Outlook desktop app or on Outlook's web version. In Outlook (Office 365, version 2102 running on the desktop) and in (the web version) I can see pieces of the Wunderlist add in.įor example, on Outlook's desktop version, there's a Wunderlist group, in the toolbar displayed on email messages.Īnd in Outlook on the web, I have a Wunderlist tool available under the 3-dot menu, from within email messages. Has anyone else found a solution to this problem? The Wunderlist add in doesn't appear among the list of my add ins and so I cannot figure out a way to remove it. I want to remove the Wunderlist add in associated with my account.
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