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Old 08-17-2021, 04:20 AM
Cliff-H Cliff-H is offline Corrupt View Between Calendar and Mail Windows 10 Corrupt View Between Calendar and Mail Office 2019
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Hi,



Hoping somebody can help with this!



I open Outlook on the Desktop and I can see my Inbox fine. If I click on the calendar icon (bottom left) I go into my calendar and can see entries perfectly ok. If I then click on the mail icon to go back to my email the inbox and list of emails show, but as soon as I move the mouse over the emails the view starts showing the calendar as I roll the mouse up and down! It only does it in the centre view that lists the emails. The folder view is unaffected. (Please see attached image).



It is a clean install of Outlook on the PC, I have deleted the outlook folder so it re-created it but it is still doing it. Running out of ideas now.



Thanks in advance.



Cliff
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