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I have open Microsoft Outlook and when I minimize it, it disappears of the task bar and only appears in the notification area, how can I keep Outlook in the task bar as an open task ???
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I have open Microsoft Outlook and when I minimize it, it disappears of the task bar and only appears in the notification area, how can I keep Outlook in the task bar as an open task ???

Thank you. I see we both answered at the same time, so thanks again. ... Thinkpads_User


Microsoft Outlook 2007 disappear of the task bar

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