Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Are you joking? If you are just going to reset the ribbon every ten minutes, why do you let people customize it?
This is a bug.
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In my Outlook (updated Office 365 ClickToRun with Exchange On-line) there are newer ribbon groups I don't have any use for.
New groups (OneNote, 1-click actions, My templates and Add-In) are in the Home- and Message-ribbons.
I've edited the ribbons but as soon I edit f.i. the Home ribbon, the groups are restored back in the Message ribbon. If I edit the Message ribbon, the groups are again restored in the Home ribbon.
I've tried resetting the ribbons and start all over again and I also made an Office repair but nothing helps. It looks like editing one of the ribbons toggles back the default in the other ribbon.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Are you joking? If you are just going to reset the ribbon every ten minutes, why do you let people customize it?
This is a bug.
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only my inbox has the Quick Steps in the ribbon, all the others do not but they still get changed.
Quicksteps needs to be removed completely from Outlook using the registry entry for this to work.
Why don't you give that a try for a while and see? It can always be undone.
only my inbox has the Quick Steps in the ribbon, all the others do not but they still get changed.
I also thought that setting the customization file as read-only was the solution. It seemed to work for awhile but eventually those invasive and unwanted icons found a way to sneak back onto my ribbon.