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My outlook.live.com quick actions moved to the far right of subject and received column and I can't move them back beside sender and subject. The quick actions appear on far right of email. I went to Mail - Customize actions -Quick actions. The template shows them on right but the screen narrative shows "Quick actions appear beside sender names and subject lines in your message list". Please help me get the quick actions back to between From (Sender Name) and Subject.
Thanks
* Pinned until 6/2/2022.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Why the heck did Microsoft DO this??? They may think it's just small change, but it is extremely frustrating and from the number of responses in 11 days, I'd have to say it's NOT a very well thought out or good one! Please, change it back!
Thank you for telling us how to report how awful this change is. I have sent my feedback, and hope they'll put it back. This is so inconvenient - why would they move something people use all day every day? someone was not thinking.
Only if you choose to have the reading pane on the right / side. If the reading pane is on the bottom, it does not help.
Quick Actions also doesn't change locations if you Hide the Reading Pane.
I have always had the Reading Pane hidden. I like to open emails so I can see them, not preview them in a tinny area of my screen. The Quick Actions were between the sender and subject until mid-day yesterday when it moved on it's own.