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You can free more space in the Outlook window by minimizing the Navigation Pane. Top of Page Minimize or expand the Navigation Pane Open the Folder List pane in the minimized Navigation Paneįor Outlook 2010, On the View menu, in the Layout group, click Navigation Pane.įor Outlook 2007,On the View menu, point to Navigation Pane, and then click Normal or Minimized. Leave the Navigation Pane minimized and still access the Folder List and other panes within it. Minimize the Navigation Pane, so that with a single click you can open and close the pane to access your folders and different views. The Outlook Navigation Pane provides flexibility with several different views and options that help you to work as efficiently as possible.Ĭompletely hide the Navigation Pane to increase the space in your Outlook window. At other times, you might need easy access to all your mail folders, or you might want to switch quickly between different views such as Calendar and Contacts. Sometimes you might want to increase the amount space in the Microsoft Outlook window for viewing messages, calendars, or tasks.

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Helpful post? Sponsor for ad-free access to the site Post navigation There are no other spaces in what you have to type. Note: there is a space between outlook.exe and /resetnavpane. Press Windows key and R together to open the Run dialog. You can run Outlook with the /resetnavpane argument. While using a new profile works, there is an easier fix as noted in many of the comments to this post. I’m not impressed with the error message though. That was nonsense so I opened Mail setup (I can get to this through the Properties of the Outlook shortcut), clicked Show Profiles, added a new profile and set the new one as default. This Microsoft article suggested I might not have a default gateway. Started Outlook and got this bewildering message: I’m running on Vista 64-bit, and not using cached Exchange mode. It opens in a couple of seconds even from cold. I’m actually enjoying Outlook 2007 on my desktop, especially since applying the February patch.