Customize your inbox by hiding or showing New Outlook sender’s image or initials. You can also control how to select multiple emails. Get ready to boost your productivity and take charge of your email experience!
As Microsoft continues to improve its popular email client, New Outlook users can get rid of clutter.
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Show or Hide Sender's Image s or Initials
Microsoft understands that everyone has unique preferences when it comes to email interfaces. That’s why they’ve introduced the option to show or hide the sender’s image or initials in New Outlook. By toggling this feature, you can reclaim valuable screen space and focus on what matters most—your email content. Here’s how to personalize your inbox:
- Click on the VIEW tab | VIEW SETTINGS.
- Type in “Sender” to quickly find the relevant option.
- Select “SENDER IMAGE” to make changes.
- Choose “Do not show sender’s image” to hide it or “Show Sender” to bring it back.
That’s it.
Choose to Display Checkboxes
In the past, selecting multiple emails in New Outlook meant dealing with clunky checkboxes that crowded your message list. That’s no longer the case! Microsoft has simplified the experience by removing the checkboxes and introducing cleaner, faster ways to select messages. Here’s how you can do it.
Method 1
- Hover over the sender’s image to highlight an email.
- Click on the SELECT button to reveal the check box.
- Enjoy a clutter-free interface that focuses on your email content.
Method 2
- Toggle on/off the new Selection Button located in the right corner of the message pane
- Press the CONTROL key to select individual emails.
- Hold the SHIFT key and click the first and last emails to select everything in between.
Conclusion
Microsoft continues to enhance New Outlook, making it the ultimate email management tool for professionals. With the ability to customize your inbox and streamline email selection, you can take control of your workflow and boost your productivity.
Additional Resources
Check out these videos in this playlist if you are a starting to use New Outlook for the Web or New Outlook for Windows.
