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Anoi

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I am using Mail for my email on my MacBook, however, there's one thing i'd like to change, but can't see an option for it 🙁 Is it possible to have the list of emails in a column to the left, with the actual email preview in a column to the right of that? Rather than having them above and below each other? This would make much better use of the widescreen display!

Thanks
 
Anoi said:
I am using Mail for my email on my MacBook, however, there's one thing i'd like to change, but can't see an option for it 🙁 Is it possible to have the list of emails in a column to the left, with the actual email preview in a column to the right of that? Rather than having them above and below each other? This would make much better use of the widescreen display!

Thanks
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as far as i know you cant but microsofts entourage does (outlook for mac) its bundled with office
 
🙁 Ahh well, i guess they might think about that later 🙂 As it would be a lot better for widescreen displays.
 
Anoi said:
🙁 Ahh well, i guess they might think about that later 🙂 As it would be a lot better for widescreen displays.
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i think theres a way of changing the nib file to do it, do a good search
 
elisha cuthbert said:
as far as i know you cant but microsofts entourage does (outlook for mac) its bundled with office
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Point of clarification: The last version of Outlook for the Mac was the MacOS 9 Outlook 2001. There was also an Entourage 2001, which was part of the Office 2001 bundle. With the introduction of Entourage 2004, Microsoft finally added Exchange-compatibility to its fee-based office communications app. However, Entourgage is not file-compatible with Outlook. Neither is it a particularly good Exchange app. To this day, Outlook 2001 is better. Alas, it does not run in the Classic environment. You must boot into MacOS 9.
 
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