Disable reading pane in Outlook for Junk Email folder only?
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Is there a way to disable showing the reading pane when viewing the Junk Email folder but still have it enabled for my Inbox?
I'm using Microsoft Outlook for Office 365 MSO.
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Is there a way to disable showing the reading pane when viewing the Junk Email folder but still have it enabled for my Inbox?
I'm using Microsoft Outlook for Office 365 MSO.
email microsoft-outlook
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Is there a way to disable showing the reading pane when viewing the Junk Email folder but still have it enabled for my Inbox?
I'm using Microsoft Outlook for Office 365 MSO.
email microsoft-outlook
Is there a way to disable showing the reading pane when viewing the Junk Email folder but still have it enabled for my Inbox?
I'm using Microsoft Outlook for Office 365 MSO.
email microsoft-outlook
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asked Jan 31 at 22:09
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Generally, whether the reading pane is turned on or off is set separately for each folder. See the discussion here: Outlook Reading Pane -- Disable for All Folders
So for your scenario, you can turn off the reading pane for Junk email folder only.This won't affect other folders.
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Generally, whether the reading pane is turned on or off is set separately for each folder. See the discussion here: Outlook Reading Pane -- Disable for All Folders
So for your scenario, you can turn off the reading pane for Junk email folder only.This won't affect other folders.
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Generally, whether the reading pane is turned on or off is set separately for each folder. See the discussion here: Outlook Reading Pane -- Disable for All Folders
So for your scenario, you can turn off the reading pane for Junk email folder only.This won't affect other folders.
add a comment |
Generally, whether the reading pane is turned on or off is set separately for each folder. See the discussion here: Outlook Reading Pane -- Disable for All Folders
So for your scenario, you can turn off the reading pane for Junk email folder only.This won't affect other folders.
Generally, whether the reading pane is turned on or off is set separately for each folder. See the discussion here: Outlook Reading Pane -- Disable for All Folders
So for your scenario, you can turn off the reading pane for Junk email folder only.This won't affect other folders.
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