


Some users of the 32-bit versions of Microsoft Office 20 (including the Office 365 versions) who are also on Windows 8 and above, are experiencing an issue where Outlook stops rendering properly, leading to a white screening or black screening effect where text and other graphical elements appear blank.

As before, customers may alternatively choose to use 64-bit Office. The recommendation is to use the latest version of Office, which includes the Large Address Aware (LAA) feature. May 2018 update: Microsoft has updated their blog to say that their current recommendation addresses the remaining 32-bit Outlook issues.
