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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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Hey All,
Not sure if this has been shared here, but if you have rights to edit you registry you can move the Navigation Bar back down to the bottom by following the instructions here:
https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/outlook/7190-outlook-move-navigation-bar-left-to-bottom.html
It is a corporate decision to implement the application, it should be the users choice to determine what is visually comfortable. Despise the lock down and very disappointed.
I found that if you click the "Try it Now" in the upper right hand corner and then restart Outlook, it is back to the bottom! Strange fix but it works.
This might be the dumbest change I've seen in Office in over a decade. Thank you @texanative528 for posting the voting links. I pounded the upvote.
Yes, I know it will eventually get everyone who uses Outlook.