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Senior Member
- Outlook version
- Outlook 2010 32 bit
- Email Account
- POP3
I've been having issues with Outlook 2010 with size of fonts and other small issues. I love 2010 but it might be time for me to upgrade. I don't use the other products in office that much and when I do my office 2010 works fine for that. I own office 2013 but never installed it due to the color scheme ( not much into pastels)
A few questions, can I buy the latest version of Outlook or the best version so far without buying office 365?
If I buy just Outlook will it give me the options to change font sizes in every area?
To makes things worse for me I just upgraded my 2 24" monitors to 2 28" 4k monitors and Outlook is tiny, I couldn't even see it. I figured out how to us scaling to make it bigger and also how to make the fonts in the email list ( center window) larger but can't figure out how to make the calendar appointments on the calendar and the to do list larger so I still have a problem seeing them.
If there is a way to make those fonts larger I may be able to stay with 2010. Diane mentioned the macro, with little ,to no experience in macros I am a bit hesitant to try it. Diane if you read this and can provide me with a link that shows how to do the macro step by step and if he makes all fonts in Outlook 2010 larger I will give it a shot. If not which is the best version of Outlook only that I can buy that will give me all these options?
Thanks
Ron
A few questions, can I buy the latest version of Outlook or the best version so far without buying office 365?
If I buy just Outlook will it give me the options to change font sizes in every area?
To makes things worse for me I just upgraded my 2 24" monitors to 2 28" 4k monitors and Outlook is tiny, I couldn't even see it. I figured out how to us scaling to make it bigger and also how to make the fonts in the email list ( center window) larger but can't figure out how to make the calendar appointments on the calendar and the to do list larger so I still have a problem seeing them.
If there is a way to make those fonts larger I may be able to stay with 2010. Diane mentioned the macro, with little ,to no experience in macros I am a bit hesitant to try it. Diane if you read this and can provide me with a link that shows how to do the macro step by step and if he makes all fonts in Outlook 2010 larger I will give it a shot. If not which is the best version of Outlook only that I can buy that will give me all these options?
Thanks
Ron