
Can I shrink the nav buttons in Microsoft Entourage?I've been using Microsoft's Entourage program for a while and like it, but just noticed recently that my friend's Entourage looks totally different: instead of having these six huge buttons on the top left of my main view window. How the heck did they do that? I know what you're talking about. In Microsoft Entourage on your Mac, you're seeing something like this: ![]() and your friend sees something more like this: ![]() The solution is simple, albeit a bit puzzling since it's buried in one of the general settings windows. Go to Entourage --> Preferences... and click on General. You'll see this: ![]() Notice where the cursor is located as that's the key option to select: "Display small navigation buttons (mazimize Folders and Views lists)". Check that box, click "OK", and you should be a happy Entourage user forevermore!
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