The single line ribbon is more configurable than the original ribbon. The new interface adds the single-line ribbon as a middle ground between the two existing options.Īll the existing ribbon features remain like double-clicking tabs to minimize and the arrow at right which now switches between Classic and Simplified Ribbons.Ĭlick the three dots on the right to see more buttons:
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The current ribbon has two states: Full and Minimized (tabs only).
Single line ribbon is an additional element not a replacement. It’s been redesigned but all the features are there. Original Ribbon lives!ĭespite what you might have read, the original or Classic ribbon remains. There are Simplified / single-line ribbon versions of all existing ribbons. At long last, it’s easier to change the ribbon buttons. The concept is to make the main features available but take up less vertical space. Here’s the current Simplified single line ribbon in Outlook beta software on the Home tab: Despite some advance publicity, Simplified Ribbon is NOT a replacement for the full ribbon. There’s no reason to worry about the single line ribbon. Though it’s early days and there’s still time for changes.
After a lot of talk and promises, Office Insiders are getting a look at the proposed Outlook for Windows single-line or Simplified Ribbon for Office 365 customers.Īs usual, there’s good news and bad news in the interface change.
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