Help on how to change Inbox display in Office 2007


  1. basils57
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    Help on how to change Inbox display in Office 2007


    This is probably a very simple ask, but I don't seem to be able to figure it!

    I'm re-installing the program and in Outlook (Inbox) have got the Mail, Inbox and Mail display showing. I'm trying to get the Inbox display to have Subject show below the Sender with Date, Categories and Mark Shown on the RHS. I've managed most of this, but don't seem to be able to get the Subject a) to show and b) to appear below the sender.

    Any help gratefully appreciated.
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  3. basils57
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    After much more juggling with settings in the view pane I have managed to get the 'Subject' back.
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