OUTLOOK

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WHEN I STARTED USING OUTLOOK, I HAD THREE WINDOWS. TO THE RIGHT WAS THE
WINDOW FOR HIGHLIGHTED EMAILS/CALENDAR, ETC. IN THE MIDDLE WAS A LIST FOR
RECEIVED EMAILS, ETC. TO THE FAR LEFT WAS A LIST OF MY EMAIL ACCOUNTS AS
WELL AS ALL OF THE OUTLOOK OPTIONS SUCH AS CALENDER, NOTES, TASKS, ETC. THAT
IS GONE AND I CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET IT BACK. CAN YOU TELL ME HOW?
 
WHEN I STARTED USING OUTLOOK, I HAD THREE WINDOWS. TO THE RIGHT WAS THE
WINDOW FOR HIGHLIGHTED EMAILS/CALENDAR, ETC. IN THE MIDDLE WAS A LIST FOR
RECEIVED EMAILS, ETC. TO THE FAR LEFT WAS A LIST OF MY EMAIL ACCOUNTS AS
WELL AS ALL OF THE OUTLOOK OPTIONS SUCH AS CALENDER, NOTES, TASKS, ETC. THAT
IS GONE AND I CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET IT BACK. CAN YOU TELL ME HOW?
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Try View -> Reading Page -> Right.
 
I STILL ONLY HAVE 2 WINDOWS. TO THE LEFT ARE MY RECEIVED EMAILS. TO THE
RIGHT IS THE READING PAIN FOR THE CURRENTLY HIGHLIGHTED EMAIL ITEM. WHAT I
WANT TO SEE IS ONE MORE WINDOW TO THE LEFT THAT SHOWS MY EMAIL ACCOUNTS,
PERSONAL FILES, CALENDER, ETC.
 
I STILL ONLY HAVE 2 WINDOWS. TO THE LEFT ARE MY RECEIVED EMAILS. TO THE
RIGHT IS THE READING PAIN FOR THE CURRENTLY HIGHLIGHTED EMAIL ITEM. WHAT I
WANT TO SEE IS ONE MORE WINDOW TO THE LEFT THAT SHOWS MY EMAIL ACCOUNTS,
PERSONAL FILES, CALENDER, ETC.
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By the way, is your caps lock key broken?

With your inbox selected, try View -> Navigation Pane

Otherwise, I'm not sure what you're talking about.
 
Thanks, thats what I needed.

Mark Hansen said:
By the way, is your caps lock key broken?

With your inbox selected, try View -> Navigation Pane

Otherwise, I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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It appears you wish to see your folder list. Either click on the folder
display button on your toolbar or click View on the Outlook menu bar and
scroll to Folder List. If you wish to see your Outlook Bar, you would use the
same instructions but look for Outlook Bar instead of Folder List.

Please note that your capslock is accidentally stuck in the ON position, you
can turn it off by pressing the capslock key beside your A.
 
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