I think screen resolution would affect other apps. Can up load a picture
somewhere so we can see what it looks like? if you don't have anywhere to
upload, use
www.xsolive.com -there is an outlook screenshot library you can
use.
Have you tried office diagnostics?
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"hilgegs212third" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Thanks for your suggestion. Yes to both. I have been trying to track this
> down for about a week now. I'm probably missing something obvious, but
> haven't found it yet.
>
> At this point, I'm wondering what would happen if I reinstalled the
> software
> or if it might have something to do with the screen resolution.
>
>
>
> "Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:
>
>> Have you restarted outlook lately or rebooted the computer?
>>
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>> "hilgegs212third" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>> > Thanks for the suggestion, but it's not the minimize button option...
>> > have
>> > retried that several times, it's not the same effect.
>> > It's hard to explain... but the Button icon exists, but it doesn't have
>> > it's
>> > normal appearance, same with the some of the other icons like
>> > forward/back
>> > arrows. Some of the icon's on the Ribbon appear to be in lower
>> > resolution.
>> > The text in email messages can no longer be formatted with color. Text
>> > in
>> > older emails that had been formatted with text using color are now only
>> > black
>> > text. (It is not an html issue.)
>> > I work with several calendars for other employees, previously I could
>> > have
>> > 2
>> > or three or more open, and they would each have a different color tab
>> > and
>> > outline... that's gone... now black and white only.
>> >
>> >
>> > "bvigrouprosanna" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Im not sure I understand your question!
>> >> Is the formatting Ribbon/tab thing missing at the top? If so, right
>> >> click
>> >> on
>> >> the menu bar and uncheck "Minimize Ribbon"
>> >> Hope that helps
>> >>
>> >> "hilgegs212third" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > Something has gone missing!... the colorful formatting and design of
>> >> > the
>> >> > Button and Ribbon, my text in emails, and the multiple calendars I
>> >> > access.
>> >> > It does not seem to have affected Word, but have the same problem in
>> >> > Excel &
>> >> > Powerpoint. How can I recover these missing elements?
>>
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