MicrosoftTo the Bean counters of Workflow Technology.
Stop being so **bleep** Pedantic and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE! Give us the option to change the nav bar (taskbar-Hub Bar- side bar) back to the bottom, or anywhere we, as the paying end user want it to be. I am a fairly new user to Outlook (3 years) and it has been the largest hurdle for me to conquer in my day to day workflow. I feel strongly that Outlook as a whole is made by engineers for the accountants of other engineers, and is safely the least user friendly workstation I've experienced. There is nothing intuitive about it's processes, and moving the nav/Hub/task bar without notice or an ability to move it back can be nothing but thick headed on the part of the engineers and or programmers, not to mention maddening on the part of the millions of users who now have to stop what they are doing in their ever busier life to suss out a solution that doesn't exist. Who signs off on this kind of blanket, full system shift? According to the myriad angry comments on your tech page, certainly not your end users. Rant over, please do better.
Rick.
PS. I would absolutely throw Outlook in the trash if I did not have to use it for work. It is a production Pariah. The anathema of Application Integration. Simply put, a problem that now needs to eat up (thus far) hours of my day not doing the actual work I have to do, which is sizeable. (This has been my entire journey with this particular program monarchy) .
