How do I get the Text to display in the tool bar buttons in Outloo
 

Hi there,

I was wondering if any one could tell me how I can get the text to be
displayed in the tool bar buttons in Outlook 2007. What I mean is so that
rather then just displaying the little picture on the button it also has text
telling you what the button does. Say I want to go to Outlook Today, then I
see the tool bar button for Outlook today and I click on the little picture,
but what I want is the text next to the little picture that also says Outlook
Today, or, Send/Receive (for the Send/Receive Button) or New (for the New
Email Button) e.c.t.

Also can someone tell me how I get a blue background and white text as I am
able to see this much better

Also I will post it here so that I don't have to make more then one post
posts

When I try to save an appointment in my calendar I get a message on screen
that says (unable to register this form in the Outlook Library) I can use
all the other features perfectly fine it is just when I try to save
appointments. I really need to be able to use my calendar as I currently
have my desk covered in post its with my schedule, which is getting to be a
pain because I am losing appointment dates due to the fact that i don't have
enough space and I really need the use of my calendar for my business so I
would be eternally grateful of someone could tell me how to fix this.

(I have already tried to uninstall and reinstall Outlook and it didn't work
so I still get the same message when I try to use save an appointment in my
Outlook Calendar.)

Many Thanks
Jay

How do I get the Text to display in the tool bar buttons in Outloo
 

1. Which window - the main outlook window or when you are composing
messages? In the main window, right click on a toolbar and choose customize
then r-click on the button you want text labels and choose the option for
text or images and text. It's not customizable on the individual items but
is based on window sizes - you'll see more names when the window is larger.

2. What version of windows do you use?

3. Try Help, Office Diagnostics. If that fails, did you upgrade or is this a
new profile?

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"Jason Telford" wrote in message
...
Hi there,

I was wondering if any one could tell me how I can get the text to be
displayed in the tool bar buttons in Outlook 2007. What I mean is so that
rather then just displaying the little picture on the button it also has
text
telling you what the button does. Say I want to go to Outlook Today, then
I
see the tool bar button for Outlook today and I click on the little
picture,
but what I want is the text next to the little picture that also says
Outlook
Today, or, Send/Receive (for the Send/Receive Button) or New (for the New
Email Button) e.c.t.

Also can someone tell me how I get a blue background and white text as I
am
able to see this much better

Also I will post it here so that I don't have to make more then one post
posts

When I try to save an appointment in my calendar I get a message on screen
that says (unable to register this form in the Outlook Library) I can use
all the other features perfectly fine it is just when I try to save
appointments. I really need to be able to use my calendar as I currently
have my desk covered in post its with my schedule, which is getting to be
a
pain because I am losing appointment dates due to the fact that i don't
have
enough space and I really need the use of my calendar for my business so I
would be eternally grateful of someone could tell me how to fix this.

(I have already tried to uninstall and reinstall Outlook and it didn't
work
so I still get the same message when I try to use save an appointment in
my
Outlook Calendar.)

Many Thanks
Jay