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Has anyone seen this before. Any advise on how to move back to default position?
A Microsoft application for managing email, calendars, contacts, and tasks across devices and platforms.
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Believe it or not, go to page 1, near the top, and click Subscribe. When you do, you'll see Unsubscribe, which is a good idea.
How do we unsubscribe from this? The unsubscribe option didn't work. I still get emails every time someone responds and it is now useless.
I am here just to tell how insatisfied with this I am.
Took me sometime just to see that it changed and much more time to discover that it can't go back to the original place.
One of the worst UI decisions!
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@ SoftwareTeacher
Original post, first post on this page
Outlook search bar moved to the title!?
click on Subscribe then Unsubscribe.
Don
I use the search in doing my "work".
Locating it at the top forces me to take my focus away from my work every time I need to use it.
If changes are made, they are traditionally done with the thought of enhancing the workflow, which in this case is the exact opposite.
PLEASE fix it Microsoft!