I knew what JeffLenardson was asking from his first question. It's weird how the replies all seem to be oblivious to what he was asking. If your still listening. No, there is no way to change the size of the ribbon and Microsoft will probably not address this because as you can see, most people don't even notice the issue. I'm using a 1920x1080 resolution and it still bothers me. Not because it I have no space left for messages but because it takes up so much whitespace and it's not customizable.
For a capable company like Microsoft, that's just bad design. Good ground for a designer to create an APP to reduce the size of the Ribbon. I'd pay for that. And it would be safe, because MS has known about this 'screen space waste' problem forever.
They have it in their minds that one interface will (sort of) work for all devices.they know better because phone versions don't work at all like PC/Tablet/laptop versions.Someone PLEASE make an app that lets me control the display size of the ribbon relative to the screen resolution I'm using to actually do the work.Pete A. Mouse mode is what I use. The ribbon is still about twice as high as it needs to be.
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And yes, I have three large monitors, but for complex tasks, wasting 20% of your screen height (actually 4' of 18' height-from edge of screen to where the first data row shows up-in Outlook.) In Excel, it is about 3 3/4' top edge to where the column headers are. OneNote is 3 1/2'.I love the functionality of the MS products, but they need to allow users to 'tune' the environment. Turning off the ribbon is NOT an option, at least for those of us who use muscle memory to guide the mouse to the desired command on the ribbon. If they can do Magnifier to dynamically change the size of part of the screen, they SURELY could add the ability to change the ribbon's magnification (negative mag for what I need). They do it for the data parts.Guess we'll just keep on asking.
Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016, Outlook 2019 and Office 365 are even less affected by the Windows Theme settings. Font type and colors The size and color of a few Outlook sections and elements can be adjusted via Windows settings.
Hopefully, someone will write a 'ribbon magnifier' app that I can buy.Pete A.
How many times we found our-selves looking for a Font, that we wanted to use in our Microsoft Applications. How many hours wasted navigating around the Web to find the specific Font. Not only that, but then we had to Install it also, either by right clicking on it, or by installing it with the use of the Control Panel. Not to worry anymore. In Microsoft Office 365 applications, there is no need to worry about it, or no time to waste with it.
All we have to do is to open the specific application that we want to use, and then from the Font drop-down menu, we just select the Font that we want to download and that is it. A preview of the Font is available, and every once in a while, New Fonts become available.In the image below, we can see that I am working on the Microsoft Word application. Then from the Font area of the Home ribbon, I have selected the Font command. The drop-down menu appears, where we can see all the Fonts that we have already installed.
Also, we can see a small cloud icon at the right of some Font names. If we move our mouse on top of these Fonts, a pop-up dialog box appears mentioning: Name of Font, Select To Download.All we need to do is to click on the Font that we desire to Download, and in a few seconds, it is ready for use.In the image below, we can see that I am working on the Microsoft Excel application. Then from the Font area of the Home ribbon, I have selected the Font command. The drop-down menu appears, where we can see all the Fonts that we have already installed. Also, we can see a small cloud icon at the right of some Font names. If we move our mouse on top of these Fonts, a pop-up dialog box appears mentioning: Name of Font, Select To Download.All we need to do is to click on the Font that we desire to Download, and in a few seconds, it is ready for use.In the image below, we can see that I am working on the Microsoft PowerPoint application.
Then from the Font area of the Home ribbon, I have selected the Font command. The drop-down menu appears, where we can see all the Fonts that we have already installed. Also, we can see a small cloud icon at the right of some Font names.
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If we move our mouse on top of these Fonts, a pop-up dialog box appears mentioning: Name of Font, Select To Download.All we need to do is to click on the Font that we desire to Download, and in a few seconds, it is ready for use.In the image below, we can see that I am working on the Microsoft Outlook application. Then from the Font area of the Home ribbon, I have selected the Font command. The drop-down menu appears, where we can see all the Fonts that we have already installed. Also, we can see a small cloud icon at the right of some Font names.
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If we move our mouse on top of these Fonts, a pop-up dialog box appears mentioning: Name of Font, Select To Download.All we need to do is to click on the Font that we desire to Download, and in a few seconds, it is ready for use.A very good feature I believe, where no time is wasted. Just click, download and install the Font.Below you can check out the video describing How To Click, Download and Install A Font in Microsoft Office 365 Applications.Don’t forget to Subscribe To. About officesmartMVP:Honored with the MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for OFFICE SYSTEM title for the years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 by Microsoft, for my contribution and commitment to the technical communities worldwide.Microsoft Master Specialist:This certification provides skill-verification tools that not only help assess a person's skills in using Microsoft Office programs but also the ability to quickly complete on-the-job tasks across multiple programs in the Microsoft Office system.