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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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I agree and thought from the beginning that the change had something to do with the new "spam by Microsoft" entry at the top of the InBox. Is the company that desperate for revenue???? I have learned not to open the new spam e-mail or delete it: I just let it sit there and any new spam e-mails seem to overwrite the old...........what a game!
My guess is that MS's Outlook developers are from a different culture working in another country. Different cultures have different views of how coding should be done and how responsive they should be to customer suggestions.
In this case some coder with no common sense made the change, there was no quality control from management, and our posts are going to some other department, far from the coders, where they go unread.
I suspect the change has something to do with the new feature where the first item in your inbox occasionally now is an advertisement, placed there by Microsoft, where the Old Delete icon is where it used to be, only if the first item in your inbox is this Microsoft advertising Spam item!
Bingo! That's exactly what I thought as well. There are quite a few valid Cons to the change (and trust me, they knew about them), which is is the reason I'm dying of curiosity to know the reason. For sure, giving users the option to move them is do-able. So what exactly was the crucial benefit that would make the developers decide a permanent, non-changeable move was worth it in the long run? I've wracked my brain and can't think what it could be. So that leaves me with a hunch it's something that has more to do with the back-end. Or perhaps something that may be coming down the pike which is reliant on the options being on the far right. In any event, just tell us! Most folks (not unlike myself) would likely sit better with it knowing there was a legit reason for the change.
I have been an Outlook user for a long time as well, since I bought my first computer in 2001, still use my @msn.com email address as my primary address too!.
That's been the biggest head scratcher, why? As far I can tell (and all respondents to this thread seem to agree) it does the opposite of increase or improve functionality of the program, and really can't see any Pro to the change. It also doesn't seem like it would be that hard to give users the option of reverting to the old layout, and super arrogant to not respond to any of my feedback or messages, or for them to ignore this thread (thought Microsoft monitors these?)