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For some users Microsoft Outlook 2013 can be an adjustment from the older versions of Office. Luckily there are various customization options that can make Outlook 2013 more comfortable to use.
If you find Outlook is too “bright”, “white” or hard to look out you can change the theme with the following steps.
You can free up space by condensing the navigation bar.
The default navigation bar:
The compact navigation bar:
It is possible to customize how messages appear in your inbox. For example you may find it is hard to distinguish unread emails from read emails. You can change unread emails to appear bright blue to help distinguish it from read emails.
Default Outlook 2013 gives you a preview of the content of an email message in your message view. You can change this to remove the preview or make the preview even larger.
Gridlines are the dividing lines between messages in your message viewer. You have the option of several different types of lines or no lines at all.
By default the To-Do Bar is disabled in Outlook 2013. If you miss the To-Do Bar from previous versions of Outlook follow the below steps: