classic view in office 2003

[tom]

Is ther e away to revert to the "classic view "in Office
2003 -- that is to eliminate the information that take sup
1/3 of my screen so I can use the entire screen. If
possible, could you reply to my email ([email protected]) rather
than this group.
thnak you,
tom

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Posts made in the publics are answered in the publics. This is a peer
support forum - how much support do you think your peers would get by just
seeing your question and no answer?

As for the classic view, I assume you mean the taskpane. You can turn it
off under View=>Toolbars->Uncheck Task Pane.


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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, tom asked:

| Is ther e away to revert to the "classic view "in Office
| 2003 -- that is to eliminate the information that take sup
| 1/3 of my screen so I can use the entire screen. If
| possible, could you reply to my email ([email protected]) rather
| than this group.
| thnak you,
| tom

 

[Adam Kuhn]

I tried your suggestion, and it turns off the task pane, for the moment. As
soon as you select File/New, it turns the task pane on again. Having the
task pane on creates an extra step to get to a workgroup template. I think
we'd like to eliminate that step.

I'll be glad to see your suggestions here in the forum. Thanks.


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Adam Kuhn
Edison Electric Institute
Washington, DC

(e-mail address removed)

 

[Gray McCord]

Yes, I have the same experience. No matter whether or not you check/uncheck
the "show startup task pane" in options, it seems to always come back. I
had a similar problem enabling MDI and found I had to uncheck / close /
recheck / close to get it to work right. The "help" just won't go away!

I tried your suggestion, and it turns off the task pane, for the moment. As
soon as you select File/New, it turns the task pane on again. Having the
task pane on creates an extra step to get to a workgroup template. I think
we'd like to eliminate that step.

I'll be glad to see your suggestions here in the forum. Thanks.


--
Adam Kuhn
Edison Electric Institute
Washington, DC

(e-mail address removed)



"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"

wrote in message news:[email protected]...

Posts made in the publics are answered in the publics. This is a peer
support forum - how much support do you think your peers would get by just
seeing your question and no answer?

As for the classic view, I assume you mean the taskpane. You can turn it
off under View=>Toolbars->Uncheck Task Pane.


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without reading.

After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, tom asked:

| Is ther e away to revert to the "classic view "in Office
| 2003 -- that is to eliminate the information that take sup
| 1/3 of my screen so I can use the entire screen. If
| possible, could you reply to my email ([email protected]) rather
| than this group.
| thnak you,
| tom