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docs/docs-ref-autogen/outlook/outlook/office.loadedmessagecompose.yml

@@ -1454,7 +1454,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -1469,10 +1471,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false
@@ -1551,7 +1565,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -1566,10 +1582,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false

docs/docs-ref-autogen/outlook/outlook/office.messagecompose.yml

@@ -3761,7 +3761,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3776,10 +3778,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false
@@ -3861,7 +3875,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3876,10 +3892,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
 
       #### Examples

docs/docs-ref-autogen/outlook_1_10/outlook/office.messagecompose.yml

@@ -3064,7 +3064,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3079,10 +3081,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false
@@ -3164,7 +3178,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3179,10 +3195,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
 
       #### Examples

docs/docs-ref-autogen/outlook_1_11/outlook/office.messagecompose.yml

@@ -3117,7 +3117,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3132,10 +3134,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false
@@ -3217,7 +3231,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3232,10 +3248,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
 
       #### Examples

docs/docs-ref-autogen/outlook_1_12/outlook/office.messagecompose.yml

@@ -3117,7 +3117,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3132,10 +3134,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
     isPreview: false
     isDeprecated: false
@@ -3217,7 +3231,9 @@ methods:
       composing.
 
 
-      b. **Shared mailbox**
+      b. **Shared mailbox opened in the same panel as the user's primary
+      mailbox (web, classic Windows) or shared mailbox that hasn't been promoted
+      to a full account (new Windows)**
 
 
       1. The shared mailbox user starts a message. This can be a new message, a
@@ -3232,10 +3248,22 @@ methods:
       then continues composing.
 
 
-      The message is now in a shared context and add-ins that support these
-      shared scenarios can get the item's shared properties. After the message
-      has been sent, it's usually found in the sender's **Sent Items**
-      folder.
+      Once these conditions are met, the message becomes available in a shared
+      context and add-ins that support these shared scenarios can get the item's
+      shared properties. After the message is sent, it's usually found in the
+      **Sent Items** folder of the sender's personal mailbox.
+
+
+      The `getSharedPropertiesAsync` method is supported on the following
+      platforms without additional conditions.
+
+
+      - Outlook on the web when the shared mailbox is opened in a separate tab
+      or window using the **Open another mailbox** option.
+
+
+      - New Outlook on Windows when the shared mailbox is promoted to a full
+      account.
 
 
       #### Examples