One of the users I support was missing something after being upgraded from Office 2010 to 2013 and I hadn't ever been previously asked about this. In Outlook 2010, you could resize/collapse the height of the left-side Favorites navigation pane into a scrollable
section, via the dotted line just above the user's Mailbox in Outlook 2010 which was clearly & easily adjustable, to compensate for having a large amount of favorites, in order to keep the main folders pane below tall, displaying as many of your own folders
and any shared/group folders as possible, without too much scrolling there. However, in Outlook 2013, there is a solid line just below the last Favorite folder entry. That's clearly NOT adjustable, and I haven't been able to find much about this, whether saying
it's just that way, period, or describing any options for enabling this. I want to make sure this isn't something that IS adjustable, when one digs into the correct customization options. It seems to me that's just how it is, but didn't want to toss in the
towel til I'd searched more on "the google", and asked here in the community for expert opinion on this question.
(apologies for not including links/pictures to show what I'm talking about, I'm not yet allowed to include images/links in my posts)
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Proposed as answer bySteve FanTuesday, August 9, 2016 1:31 PM
Marked as answer bySteve FanThursday, August 11, 2016 8:33 AM