

Note that when you customize your ribbon in Outlook, these changes won’t be visible in Excel or PowerPoint. We’re going to go into more detail below. For some basic directions on customizing tabs on your Ribbon click here. You can also hide those that you don’t use often. You can personalize your Ribbon to order the tabs and commands the way you want them. Click it and now your Ribbon will always show in Outlook (unless you decide to hide it again.) You’ll see a little pin in the upper right. Here you can see that the Ribbon Bar is missing:

The Ribbon in Outlook 2016 is hidden by default to give you more vertical space, so you’ll want to change this. When you place the commands that you use most often in the Ribbon Bar, you can save time and increase your productivity.īefore you begin, make sure the Ribbon is displayed. That is unless you customize the Ribbon Bar in Outlook 2016. Sending emails can take up a lot of time and be really frustrating if you have to go searching for hidden commands buried in mouse clicks, buttons and tabs.
