Re: Microsoft account login
Robert Baer <[email protected]> Tue, 18 Jan 2022 21:41:35 -0800
| Newsgroups | alt.computer |
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| Organization | theCubeNet - www.thecubenet.com |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Paul wrote: > On 1/16/2022 8:27 PM, Robert Baer wrote: >> Until yesterday, i had to log in, then i got Outlook with on left >> side a typical email menu, then a column in middle with list of >> emails, then one selected email; exactly like i want the presentation >> to be. >> >> Now, i do not have to log in, and the left column has icons: >> envelope icon (mail), then one selected email), calendar icon >> (calendar), people icon (people), paper clip icon (files), checkmark >> icon (to do), and 3 horizontal dot icon (gives square whitespace that >> is non-functonal); middle with list of emails, then right column with >> one selected email. >> >> How in the heck do i change the presentation back? >> >> Thanks. >> >> (PS: i like that auto login bit) > > Do you think the OS version has changed, or > just the version of your unstated email tool ? > > Microsoft Account Login implies many things. > > Note that the gmail.com interface (in Firefox as webmail) > has changed, it seems to use a cookie for authentication, and > I don't know how long the cookie lasts, before you have to type > your password again in that case. The gmail changes may have > inspired Microsoft to copy them > > winver.exe # tells you the OS version > > File Explorer on C: and look for the existence of > Windows.old, tells you whether the OS was upgraded > recently (swacked). The generally don't gratuitously > change OS versions on you, but there has been one report > where a user swears they did not touch an interface offering > to upgrade the OS, and it upgraded anyway. > > You're painting us a picture in your post, of a "something happened", > but you haven't given enough detail to say where we are: > > 1) Windows 10 Mail application (terrible!) * No. I do not use Win 10. Using Win 7 SP1. > 2) MSO and Outlook <versionnumber> for mail * I am using online version of Microsoft 365 Office (Outlook). > 3) Doing webmail in Firefox. * No. Login URL is (split by NG program): https://sso.godaddy.com/?app=o365&realm=pass&[email protected] > > Paul