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When you click on a tab the full ribbon will come in to view again. This one is easy, all you need to do is click on the little arrow on the bottom left hand side of the ribbon and it will leave the headings for the tabs. The next item to take care of is changing the Outlook Ribbon to Auto hide when we’re not using it. You will now notice that the Navigation bard down the bottom is in compact view. Located the Compact View OptionsĬlick on “Folder Pane” and then click on “Options”Ĭlick the “Compact Navigation” check box and then click on ok. Click on ViewĬlick on the View tab on the ribbon up the top. The first thing you can adjust is the Outlook 2013 Navigation bar down the bottom left hand side to compact view. You may also find that after you’ve installed Outlook 2013 on a table that it has automatically defaulted to Compact View and you wish to restore it back to the normal Outlook layout. Switching to compact view will free up more screen space which is great for reading on Windows Tablets. Depending on your screen size you may wish to switch Outlook 2013 in to “Compact View”.
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