Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
A simple solution ...
At the top right corner of outlook there is "Coming Soon Try it now On/Off", make it off and restart outlook.
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How do I move the Outlook 365 Navigation bar from the left side of the Outlook Window to the bottom of the window? The instructions I have researched do not show anything like what exists on my Outlook 365 program.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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A simple solution ...
At the top right corner of outlook there is "Coming Soon Try it now On/Off", make it off and restart outlook.
How do I move the Outlook 365 Navigation bar from the left side of the Outlook Window to the bottom of the window? The instructions I have researched do not show anything like what exists on my Outlook 365 program.
A simple solution ...
At the top right corner of outlook there is "Coming Soon Try it now On/Off", make it off and restart outlook.
Thanks to Matthew Cunliffe! He posted this, and it worked for me!
Having dug around, I found a solution to this, but unfortunately not one that involves Microsoft listening to users and giving us the option of having the bar at the bottom. Add the following to your registry settings, then reopen Outlook. The bar should have now moved to the bottom: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\ExperimentEcs\Overrides] "Microsoft.Office.Outlook.Hub.HubBar"="False"
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/6989b29c-40a1-ec11-a81c-6045bd7cdb8a
Ha! Ha! would that be a compelling proposition to move to Windows11?
Hi, so now that we got used to having the icons on the left side, my new computer with Windows 11 is back to having them on the bottom!