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I have had outlook 365 for years. Nothing on my end has changed. Suddenly (as of yesterday) every time i click on New Email a pop out window opens up (and the signature within my email is HUGE. About a 48 font yet the font showing is 12) This has never happened before and it is QUITE annoying. I have searched within the OPTIONS of Outlook and I cannot find anything with the option to open a pop out window when composing a new email. So there appears to be nothing for me to check/uncheck in this regard. As far as I know i have had no updates to Outlook that would have made this happen. Has anyone else had this happen and have you figured out how to stop it?????
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I believe you are correct. I have an older Logitech mouse and it doesn't do it if I press the button and hold it.
I don't know if this has been fixed yet, but...
If you're using Outlook (classic), go to View -> Layout - > Reading Pane -> Right
This brought back the reading Pane in one window, as opposed to it opening in a new window.
I figured since this had 1201 people who had the same question, I thought I should put this question to rest, once and for all.
This is not related to reading panes. Those are for reading emails received. The issue is when clicking "New Email" to create a new email and send to someone, the email opens in its own window. There is no reason it cannot open in the same window.