how do i see all the things on single page
 

How can i view my inbox, calender and sysnopsis on the same page that is the
landing page....

how do i see all the things on single page
 

abhishek bhardwaj abhishek wrote:

How can i view my inbox, calender and sysnopsis on the same page that
is the landing page....

You cannot. The Inbox and Calendar (I have no idea what you mean by
"synopsis", since Outlook doesn't have anything with that name) can't be
displayed in the same view. However, you can certainly display them both in
separate windows and tile them together as you want. Then if you close the
main windows first and the other window after that, Outlook should remember
you had both windows open and reopen them together the next time you start
Outlook. It does for me.
--
Brian Tillman

how do i see all the things on single page
 

How do I display the Calendar and Inbox in separate windows? I can't seem to
open a 2nd instance of Outlook.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

abhishek bhardwaj abhishek wrote:

How can i view my inbox, calender and sysnopsis on the same page that
is the landing page....

You cannot. The Inbox and Calendar (I have no idea what you mean by
"synopsis", since Outlook doesn't have anything with that name) can't be
displayed in the same view. However, you can certainly display them both in
separate windows and tile them together as you want. Then if you close the
main windows first and the other window after that, Outlook should remember
you had both windows open and reopen them together the next time you start
Outlook. It does for me.
--
Brian Tillman

how do i see all the things on single page
 

Never mind. I opened a second instance of Outlook. I had to use the Start
menu instead of the Quick Launch toolbar.

"Dorci" wrote:

How do I display the Calendar and Inbox in separate windows? I can't seem to
open a 2nd instance of Outlook.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

abhishek bhardwaj abhishek wrote:

How can i view my inbox, calender and sysnopsis on the same page that
is the landing page....

You cannot. The Inbox and Calendar (I have no idea what you mean by
"synopsis", since Outlook doesn't have anything with that name) can't be
displayed in the same view. However, you can certainly display them both in
separate windows and tile them together as you want. Then if you close the
main windows first and the other window after that, Outlook should remember
you had both windows open and reopen them together the next time you start
Outlook. It does for me.
--
Brian Tillman

how do i see all the things on single page
 

Dorci wrote:

How do I display the Calendar and Inbox in separate windows? I can't
seem to open a 2nd instance of Outlook.

I didn't say you should open a second instance of Outlook. WIth your Inbox
showing, right-click your Calendar and choose Open in New Window.
--
Brian Tillman

how do i see all the things on single page
 

Brian, I'm glad you replied anyway. That 2nd instance wasn't working out too
well. :) I'll try your solution now.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Dorci wrote:

How do I display the Calendar and Inbox in separate windows? I can't
seem to open a 2nd instance of Outlook.

I didn't say you should open a second instance of Outlook. WIth your Inbox
showing, right-click your Calendar and choose Open in New Window.
--
Brian Tillman

how do i see all the things on single page
 

Brian, the second window is working great. One note (for future inquirers):
I've found that the 2nd window only closes/reopens automatically if you use
File Exit on the main window. Clicking the red X in the upper right corner
(as I normally do) doesn't work.

I'd like to mark this thread as "answered" but I didn't originate it.
Thanks again!

"Dorci" wrote:

Brian, I'm glad you replied anyway. That 2nd instance wasn't working out too
well. :) I'll try your solution now.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Dorci wrote:

How do I display the Calendar and Inbox in separate windows? I can't
seem to open a 2nd instance of Outlook.

I didn't say you should open a second instance of Outlook. WIth your Inbox
showing, right-click your Calendar and choose Open in New Window.
--
Brian Tillman