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> The ribbon has always been collapsible / "auto-hidable" to just a menu bar Sadly, this is no longer true in Outlook, at least in the version recently pushed
by rjmorris 7y ago
> The ribbon has always been collapsible / "auto-hidable" to just a menu bar
Sadly, this is no longer true in Outlook, at least in the version recently pushed to my work computer. The only two options now are the "simplified ribbon" and the classic ribbon (https://support.office.com/en-us/article/use-the-simplified-ribbon-44bef9c3-295d-4092-b7f0-f471fa629a98 https://support.office.com/en-us/article/use-the-simplified-...). You can no longer hide the ribbon completely. I assume other Office applications will soon follow suit.
- drieddust 7y agoI have latest outlook and I keep ribbon hidden on laptop so this might be your company admins enforcing some weird policy. See below https://support.office.com/en-us/article/show-or-hide-the-ribbon-in-office-d946b26e-0c8c-402d-a0f7-c6efa296b527 https://support.office.com/en-us/article/show-or-hide-the-ri...
- WorldMaker 7y agoBoth options for the ribbon still support collapse and auto-hide. It may be confusing that the switch between Simplified and Classic Ribbon is a Caret button that looks like it should handle collapse / auto-hide (but that's still the odd boxed arrow icon in the title bar, right click menu options, and double-click the active tab name). (Interesting to me is that the Simplified Ribbon in Outlook actually feels more useful to me and less space wasting than its Classic version and I switched my preference in Outlook from collapsed to shown because of it.)