Chapter 16
Seeing It Your Way: Customizing Outlook
In This Chapter
Customizing Outlook menus and toolbars
Changing columns
Sorting lists
Grouping items in your table
Saving your own views
Using views
User interface is a fancy term for the arrangement of screens, menus, and doodads on your computer. The people who write computer programs spend lots of time and money trying to figure out how best to arrange stuff on the screen to make a program like Outlook easy to use.
But one person’s dream screen can be another person’s nightmare. Some people like to read words on the screen that say what to do; other people like colorful icons with pictures to click. Other people prefer to see information in neat rows and columns; still others like to see their information arranged more (shall we say) informally.
Outlook lets you display your information in an endless variety of arrangements and ...
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