Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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.
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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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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.
Since I'm long since retired I have to few things necessary to put in a To Do list I just stick them in a calendar day.
I can go back and forth with the nav bar (from bottom to left side) by untoggling the try it now on the top right of outlook and restarting outlook.
The problem I have is the new Blue Check - To Do icon/app that is supposed to show your tasks and flagged emails in a different view. (you have to toggle on the flagged email in settings)
It works and lists my tasks when I am logged into OWA - but it doesn't work when I am in Outlook 365 on my home computer.
I don't know how to get the blue check - to do app to work in my Outlook program on my home computer.
Hi Karl ,
just stumbled on your input , many thanks for this explanation , Im sure my hair will re-grow in good time
the hours i have wasted trying to correct this
Martyn
Thank you very much!!! That explains why my laptop still has it at the bottom because I've not turned on Coming Soon. I don't remember turning it on on my desktop but now it's back where I like it.