i want to remove the ad sidebar in windows outlook email

Anonymous
2012-09-20T02:46:27+00:00

title seems self explanatory

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-04-20T22:01:48+00:00

    Hi Lace_,

    If you are having some issues while printing email messages, we would like to ask some questions for us to isolate the issue:

    • Have you tried to print other documents to see if the same issue will arise?
    • Have you tried to sign in to another browser/PC then print the same email message?
    • Were you also able to try to use a mail client such as Windows Live Mail and print the same email message?

    We may also need for a screenshot of the email message showing on your screen and a picture of the printout of the email showing the issue.

    For generating the screenshot, please refer to the private message that I have created. You need to be signed in to the Microsoft Community forum to view the link. Just click on "You have a private reply to this message" link just above your post to view the message.

    We also need you to reply back to this post if you already provided the information on the private data area. This will help facilitate our actions regarding your issue.

    Thanks!

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-04-15T18:53:38+00:00

    It also cuts off email content when printing. Not good.

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-04-09T06:47:22+00:00

    I to hate those ads and the whole format of this new email.Please do somehting about this.What a terrible change....It used to be things changed for the better,but not any more...Everything you buy is lower quality now to!

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  4. Anonymous
    2013-04-07T17:08:34+00:00

    Well goodbye OUTLOOK BIG BROTHER....im one click away from dumping this annoying beast that was forced upon me. have my own company email and im just gonna use that from now on.

    good bye microsoft...SOFT is the keyword.

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  5. Anonymous
    2013-04-06T01:50:31+00:00

    I hate that ad bar with a passion! If I can't remove it, or if they don't remove it, I'm going to stick a piece of paper with some tape to that side of my laptop screen out of sheer spite and I will REFUSE to buy anything that pops up there. I suspect that they will use the content of my archived emails to generate "user-friendly" ads.

    My absolute metaphysical antipathy began when I went to the www.outlook.com website. Microsoft in all of the artificial intelligence saw that and took that as a sign that I wanted to "upgrade" my Hotmail account to their "new and improved" outlook email client. I sent their customer service an email voicing my displeasure and indicated my unease at their wanton disregard for the end-user's ability at least know about the change before having it thrust upon them. No boxes to click, no warning, just, "Hey, here you are. And, your welcome." *pat on the head* *patronizing grin*

    There is absolutely nothing significantly better about the experience WHATSOEVER. Only an attempt to put another turnstile up in my email inbox.

    Microsoft has the immeasurable gift of knowing how to callously alienate it's user base. Way to go, MS.

    Just in case I didn't get my point across, there is no expletive, no invective that fully captures my hate, loathing, disgust, abhorrence, sadness, etc. at the choice that Microsoft has made in this instance. But I DO look forward to completing the online survey that they asked me to fill out when I came to this page.

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