Step 1: First way to distinguish the Outlook version: check the icon
This is the new Outlook icon
This is the classic Outlook icon
Step 2: Second way to check: open Outlook and look at the ribbon tabs
Open Outlook and check the tabs at the top.
If you see the tabs in this order: Home | View | Help, this means you are using new Outlook.
Step 3: If you see the tabs in this order: File | Home | Send/Receive | View | Help, this means you are using classic Outlook.
Step 4: Check Outlook Version: use Settings or About Outlook
You can also check which Outlook version you are using from inside the application.
For new Outlook:
Step 1: Open Outlook.
Step 2: Click Settings icon on the top right.
Step 3: Select General.
Step 4: Click About Outlook.
The Outlook version information will be shown on the right side.
For classic Outlook:
Step 1: Open Outlook.
Step 2: Click File.
Step 3: Select Office Account.
Step 4: If Office Account is not shown, click Help instead.
The Outlook version and build number will be shown under Product Information > About Outlook.
Step 5: To check whether you are using the 32-bit or 64-bit version, click About Outlook.
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