Resize Reading Pane


  1. dsotm44
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    Resize Reading Pane


    Hi

    We are migrating from Gmail to 365 in a week - I am trying Outlook this week and noticed that I can make the Reading Pane bigger to the left but cannot make it smaller to the right - is there a setting to disable this?

    Many thanks
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  3. Try3
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    I suggest you post a screenshot on which you have doodled marks to show the window edge[s] that you can & cannot adjust.

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    This screenshot will encourage much better responses to your problem.

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  4. dsotm44
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    Here you go

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