Outlook 2007 Following the Installed Update version Windows10 1703 - Microsoft Community


finding out new version removed ability configure individual icons (desktop) , text (menu items, etc)....was real big disappointment.

this update impacted outlook 2007...in appearance.  the text small....wirking on did use windows 10 display setting , adjusted scaling of 125%.  that made overall appearance of icons , text better globally, had fine tune outlook.  i used view menu/custom...and adjusted text size because after adjusting scaling 100% 125% inbox, etc went small large.

what have not been able adjust in size outlook's folder list text.  i guessing control windows settings...and unlike inbox, etc there no setting adjust text size in folder list?  seems microsoft gave outlook ability adjust texts areas not system (inbox, reading pane, sent, etc...but not text in areas part of outlook ..menus, folders list, etc.

any 1 have solution, if 1 exists, enlarge folders list text size?

why microsoft decided remove windows10 display size individual adjustements, think there 8 of them nuts.  this adjustment under display has been part of prior windows versions , allows user personalize pc's icons , text size , appearance.  this seems me microsoft not caring end users .....if did, why on earth have removed display setting menu.......i hope enough customers complain added in update...real soon.  

hi,

we acknowledge experience regarding features changed after update , @ moment there no available options change settings placed system , encourage send feedback using steps on link how give feedback on microsoft office? feedback important , reviewed considerately developers.

hope helps , if have other questions, don't hesitate post back.

regards.



Office / Outlook / Windows 10 / Office 2007



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