Personalize Outlook 2010
- Posted: Jun 10, 2010 at 11:59PM
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As great as the ribbon is in Outlook 2010, often some of the functions you want to use from it can be on different tabs and slow you down a bit. There's a very easy way to customize your messages for the functions you use the most. If you look at the top
of your email message you'll see a drop down arrow, click that and select More Commands. Here you can select which functions you want to see displayed across the Quick Access Toolbar on the title bar. You can add Insert Hyperlink, Add Photo from File, or any
of the other functions you use the most.
From that drop down arrow, you can set whether the Quick Access Toolbar shows on the title bar or below the Ribbon. You can also minimize the Ribbon so the body of it only shows up when clicking the tab titles at the top of the message.
From that drop down arrow, you can set whether the Quick Access Toolbar shows on the title bar or below the Ribbon. You can also minimize the Ribbon so the body of it only shows up when clicking the tab titles at the top of the message.
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2007 Screenshot?
Yeah, 2010 outlook emails have the ribbon now.
Wrong screenshot?
The ribbon can be minimized (as mentioned in the post) so it might just be hidden.
LOL! No, that's Office 2010 customized the way I like to see it. I've got it set so if you mouse over the labels the ribbon drops down (as mentioned in the second graf).
No, that's definitely not Office 2010. It has the Office button instead of "File" to get to Backstage.
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