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I recently upgraded to Office2003 from OfficeXP.
I have a lot of contacts in the Contacts folder, for which I have entered a
lot of information in tabular form in the pane for general text.
In Outlook XP (and 2000) this pane was horizontal at the bottom of the
Contact window, and the _FULL WIDTH_ of the window.
In Outlook 2k3, this text pane is only about _HALF_ the window width, on the
bottom-right side of the window. Now, what were one-line, near-full-width
data entries in the the old pane are now wrapped over 2-3 lines each.
I have been unable to change this layout in "Customise" or by any other means.
This data is now hard to read. Very annoying!
MS: Please put this pane back to how it was before Office2003, or allow
users to customise the layout (all field/pane positions & sizes, and allow
show/hide of each).
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I have a lot of contacts in the Contacts folder, for which I have entered a
lot of information in tabular form in the pane for general text.
In Outlook XP (and 2000) this pane was horizontal at the bottom of the
Contact window, and the _FULL WIDTH_ of the window.
In Outlook 2k3, this text pane is only about _HALF_ the window width, on the
bottom-right side of the window. Now, what were one-line, near-full-width
data entries in the the old pane are now wrapped over 2-3 lines each.
I have been unable to change this layout in "Customise" or by any other means.
This data is now hard to read. Very annoying!
MS: Please put this pane back to how it was before Office2003, or allow
users to customise the layout (all field/pane positions & sizes, and allow
show/hide of each).
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...d6efec6a&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.contacts