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Default Size of Outlook Ribbon Changes When Ribbon Is Pinned

Hello,



Office 365 just updated to a new version of Outlook and now my Ribbon seems way to large when pinned. Here is what happens. If I unpin it, it goes away. When I click "Home" or any other tab on the Ribbon, it comes up at the normal size. But the second I click Pin (or Ctrl + F1) it increases in vertical size by almost 50% (see both images). This takes up way too much screen and is distracting. Any ideas on how to fix would be appreciated. Thanks.
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