Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
I have found that when you disable the coming soon switch. It all goes back to how it was...
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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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I have found that when you disable the coming soon switch. It all goes back to how it was...
Thanks, Dave. I've gotten used to it and, like most of us high mileage users my resistance to change has slowed a bit; however, My Dell XPS13 with Windows 11 and Outlook 365 still has Navigation bar at the bottom of the window but something called Coming Soon may change that. At least when it does I'll be ready for it, not that I will like the inability to move the Navigation bar.
Gosh, I really hate it when Microsoft makes changes that it thinks are helping people. It was bad enough when they took a lot of screen real estate when they switched to those clunky 8-bit cartoony icons. But at least you can hide the ribbon. Looks like there's no way to hide the left side icon bar. Another "plus" like the inability to move the task bar in Windows 11. :(
absolutely annoying... and not to make it a switchable option is backwards. Is this some intern's first rodeo? MS please put back/fix.
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