In other words, typical Microsoft. Outlook The full-size scroll bar is always visible in the folder list left column , and the message preview window. The scroll bar automatically disappears in the message list in the middle until you move the mouse cursor over the list.
None of that can be changed. Meanwhile, the scroll bars are thin threads in the message list and preview window, and they never expand to full-size.
To save a few pixels onscreen? A vision of sleekness that foundered on Microsoft inconsistency? You can work around disappearing scroll bars with a small change of habit. If you have a mouse, use the wheel to scroll. None of these worked for me Lenovo, windows I hope Microsoft reads your blog, because I have a message for them. Can I be any more clear? Now if I can just get winearo tweaker to keep the window boarders non-microscopic.
Now all I have to do is figure out how to make my mouse scroller Lenovo scrollpoint work in Outlook Yay Microsoft. Small comfort, I know, but it works on my Thinkpad X1 Yoga. Try this… To do this more quickly, get used to typing: Alt-W-F.
Yes, what genius thought that hiding a scroll bar was a good idea? No wonder they can only succeed in areas in which there are no competitors. But Outlook has no scroll bar at the side, occasionally it appears , not often though and the received emails only go back to the day Outlook 13 was installed so I lost all the inbox emails from before that date and while I have changed a sync slider somewhere to 24 month as per advice from the Internet.
Nothing has changed. Do you have any advice for me on how to change it? Thankyou in advance. It has been slowly driving me crazy for months! For example, you may size a Web browser window so that it takes up only half of your monitor's available width.
This action causes a horizontal scroll bar to appear because page content can't fit in such a narrow space. Clicking the browser window's "Maximize" button will expand the window width to the monitor's width, which causes the horizontal scroll bar to disappear.
Scroll bars can disappear when a Web developer writes programming statements that prevent their display. For example, when an HTML Div element has more text than it can display at once, the developer can specify that the Div hide the excess, rather than accommodate it with scroll bars. The following CSS statement hides a Div's excess text, rather than indicate its presence with scroll bars: overflow:hidden. It may vary slightly or significantly with other technologies.
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