Pretty whacky that we have to do this ourselves, it makes no sense that Outlook forces same pixel size views on completely different screen resolutions. I made an AutoHotkey solution to this problem. The last resort would be to use AutoHotkey to change the view every time Outlook is ran, but I hope there's a better solution. Then, changing to Laptop1 and now the main computer is forced to use the Laptop1 view.Īs I don't expect Microsoft to fix this problem, what is a good workaround? I didn't find a way to open Outlook with a certain view with a command line parameter, for example. Now the MainDesktop View is forced on the laptop, looks awful. Now I open Outlook on the main computer, looks fine.

Laptop1 for another (low resolution screen). I save and use a View called MainDesktop for one computer (high resolution screen). But, since all computers have different desktop resolutions, I need to have many Views saved (saving views has its own bugs, by the way). In View / 'Change View' I can choose a good view for Inbox, with the correct width for Subject etc. I'm using Outlook (Office 365) on Windows 10 on many computers (laptops, main desktop PC etc.) Using the same Office 365 Business account on all computers.

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