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The Cascade Windows from the Taskbar did the trick. Right, Go Figure!! I thought I had tryed and checked everything I could.
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The Cascade Windows from the Taskbar did the trick. Right, Go Figure!! I thought I had tryed and checked everything I could.

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When using the resize button Outlook minimizes to the tray. To open it from the tray the end user must hover over the application in the tray then right click the small window view and select maximize from the menu options. The window cannot be moved from one screen to the other or the window again minimizes to the tray and has to opened as stated above.
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When using the resize button Outlook minimizes to the tray. To open it from the tray the end user must hover over the application in the tray then right click the small window view and select maximize from the menu options. The window cannot be moved from one screen to the other or the window again minimizes to the tray and has to opened as stated above.

Outlook Sizing Issue

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Microsoft Applications

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.