A fairly minor update is rolling out to the Mail and Calendar app for Windows 10 Insiders. There's nothing groundbreaking here, but the main Settings menu has received a slight update, as initially spotted by German blog Windows United.
The bulk of the options present in the Settings menu remain the same, ranging from options related to managing your accounts to personalization and signature settings. What's new is that the Windows 10 apps now include a link to download Outlook for iOS and Android. You'll find the new option sandwiched between "Help" and "What's New."
It's a small change, to be sure, but it gives Microsoft another spot to advertise Outlook's availability on other platforms. The updated Settings pane should be available with Mail and Calendar version 17.9029.20485.0, which is currently available on the Release Preview Ring, according to Windows United.
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