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I started using the new Outlook yesterday and it mirrored my current Outlook which was great. My current Outlook, in order from left to right, has my folders, inbox, reading pane, and daily calendar on the far right. Now this morning the daily calendar on the far right is missing. I have been all over the app and cannot locate where I have the option to add it back to the view. I see where I can modify the reading panes but that is it. Help?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Hidden in plan sight - hope it helps someone else
Thanks, I had the same question. This was helpful!
This opens the calendar, but covers up the preview pane, which is pretty much the only place I read my emails. It is better in the old outlook, where both can be open and seen at the same time.
Works great if you have enough screen resolution. I have my outlook open on a monitor in portrait mode and because of the narrower resolution, it doesn't scale. Just overlaps the inbox and preview section.
Poor design.
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Yes, I understand how to see the calendar/agenda, but it covers up my reading pane, which I find inconvenient. I will continue to use the old outlook so that I can see my calendar/agenda AND read emails at the same time, unless someone can tell me how to have the calendar/agenda NEXT TO the reading pane; not on top of...