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Version: Classic Menu for Outlook 2007 3.5
"No purchase necessary"
Pros: I was able to have classic menus without purchasing a 3rd party tool.
Cons: I was able to have classic menus without using a 3rd party tool.
Summary: I copied my PST from another computer running Outlook 2007 and, before ever opening OL for the first time, I right-clicked the start menu icon for OL and configured it to point the Data Files at the PST file I copied from the other computer.
When I opened Outlook 2007 for the first time, I had classic menus. I can't tell you how nor do I know how to restore the standard menus, but there you have it.
Updated on Nov 29, 2008Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033.aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
Here's a better product with more features for less money: www.pschmid.net/office2007/ribboncustomizer/starter.php
Updated on Nov 29, 2008Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033.aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money: www.pschmid.net/office2007/ribboncustomizer/starter.php
Updated on Nov 29, 2008Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033.aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net
Updated on Nov 29, 2008Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033(dot)aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net
Updated on Nov 29, 2008Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office(dot)microsoft(dot)com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033(dot)aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net
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Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration? Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net -
Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office(dot)microsoft(dot)com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033(dot)aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net -
Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office(dot)microsoft(dot)com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033(dot)aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net -
Where does Microsoft Office 2007 save my configuration: office(dot)microsoft(dot)com/en-us/outlook/HP100669141033(dot)aspx
Outlook views, toolbars, menus or settings, etc, are stored in the OUTCMD.DAT file.
An alternative with more features for less money, Google the "RibbonCustomizer" from pschmid(dot)net
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