Your best bet is to select your tasks from below and then learn those shortcuts. Normally you only need a fraction of these. In the dialog that comes up, set the dropdown list for the "Taskbar buttons" to: Always combine, hide labels.įor a clean Taskbar, set the buttons option to: Always combine, hide labels.Microsoft Outlook is quite a complex program so this is a long list here.
To solve this in previous versions of Windows, right click on an empty spot on your Taskbar and choose Properties. Here you can set your “Combine taskbar buttons” preference to Always, hide labels. Right click on an empty spot on your Taskbar and choose Taskbar Settings. When you get a new application icon for each windows that you open, you probably have your Taskbar properties set to "Never combine" or "Combine when taskbar is full". All application icons duplicate on the taskbar Only pin the Outlook icon that actually holds the open Outlook window. To solve this, right click the Outlook icon that actually holds the open Outlook windows and pin that one and unpin the other one.Īfter you've pinned the correct Outlook icon, you should also see the Tasks shortcuts in the right click menu. When only the Outlook icon duplicates when you open Outlook, it most likely depends on the shortcut itself. Luckily, it is really easy to solve this for either situation. When it happens for all your applications or you see an Outlook icon for each Outlook window that you open, then it is probably caused by a Taskbar setting. There are various scenarios where this could happen, like with Outlook or Office upgrades and depending on how the initial shortcut was created.
How can I get rid of this extra Outlook icon on the Taskbar? If the program is closed, only one icon is displayed.Īny additional Outlook windows also group to this icon so basically the first Outlook is only being used to open Outlook. I just installed Office 2013 and one thing I noticed is that Outlook now has two icons on the Taskbar when it is open.
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