In the Outlook Options dialog box (run 3 https://run3freegame.com ), please click Notes and Journal in the left bar, then click the Default color box and select a color from the drop-down menu in the Notes Options section. And finally click the OK button.

@JürgYep. It auto-shrinks them to fit.

Thanks for this information (especially the color guide resource). But can we take it one step further? Are there ways to use code to make the button look more like a button? (shadow, bevel, etc) I know how to design a shape the way I want it and then assign a macro to it. But doing that seems to me to be a workaround at best. I'd prefer to do it with code if it's possible.

Also in Office 2019 it does not work as there is no <Options> for the to-do bar......

It's another Microsoft stupid thing....... Why Microsoft ? New versions of software were supposed to add feature not to remove good features that people actually use.

@Jennme three! can't find this solution on google anywhere

@Random Userwe no longer own our computers. microsoft controls them via windows 10. They've rearranged the deck chairs on outlook 2019. reminds me of when they brought out Edge. the 1st 3 things i tried on Edge required me to seek help - that was a warning - there was nothing intuitive about Edge. Having the same experience with Outlook 2019.

Hi, I've followed the steps a few times over but the colours don't appear at all?

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As others have said, this does not work and it seems to be an Outlook limitation. Since at least Outlook 2000 you could responde with inline comments and have them stand out while "normal" reply font was unchanged. How is it possible that this doesn't work any more?

@TRISTAN PULSIPHERI agree
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