Excel 2016 Full Screen Outlook

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Excel 2016 Full Screen Outlook

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The update also makes it easier to find available Outlook conference rooms at your desired meeting time.

Meanwhile, Excel and PowerPoint have gained new selection panes to keep track of worksheet objects and slideshow objects respectively, and rearrange their placement and order.

OneNote, Excel and PowerPoint all received general bug fixes.

Its a feature. Score: 8 Votes ( Like Disagree ) cmChimera 61 months ago Its funny because nobody uses fullscreen.

On my 13 inch MacBook Pro Absolutely I use it, it adds a surprising amount of UI real estate.

It really is a redundant feature, one that is actually detrimental to getting things done quickly.

Apple should just add an option in system settings to make the green button act as a maximize window without going into fullscreen.

Score: 8 Votes ( Like Disagree ) adamjackson 61 months ago Its funny because nobody uses fullscreen.

Notification Center keeps me informed but I do all of my work in full screen except when I need to do work in multiple MS Excel windows.

Running these apps all in full-screen: Reeder Mail Slack Messages Safari iCal Excel Outlook Photos Bbedit and Deliveries and Lync are in Window mode Photos: You can make a generalization that Fullscreen is used by very few people but saying nobody users it is technically incorrect.

The average file-size of my MS Excel documents is 50 megabytes.

The fact that I have a beach-ball w only 2 of my 8 cores used(Core i7 Quad-Core and Hyperthreading) and my computer isnt even breaking a sweat yet MS Office is costing me valuable time.its embarrassing.

It sometimes takes 60 seconds to render some operations and the CPU could take on more tasks if Office would adopt Grand Central and Full Cocoa Score: 7 Votes ( Like Disagree ) decimortis 61 months ago Vast majority of us have no need for it as it hides the dock and menu, ultimately making multitasking a pain in the ass.

Score: 5 Votes ( Like Disagree ) longofest 61 months ago I use it, its great.

Hardly makes multitasking a pain, just use CMD Tab or ctrl arrow key.

Personally, I find very little use for full-screen apps on Mac.

The only one that I have used with any kind of regularity is iPhotoPhotos, when going through my album, as it cleans up the interface a good bit.

But the split-screen multitasking is an absolute kludge of an implementation, and might as well just work with a windowed environment.

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