Outlook - Layout/Size

Question

Since the June 2017 update, I am unable to Choose Relative to within the Layout/Size in Outlook for Images? Any advise on a work around or if an update to fix this is available. Thank you.

Answer 1

Hi CSJW,

I'd like to make a summary about this case, so other community members who come across this thread will easily find the information:

Issue description:

Customer is using the latest version of First release for deferred channel Office: 1705 8201.2102 (June 13, 2017 updates). When he inserts a picture in Outlook -> click Layout Options -> click see more ->in the layout window, under Text Wrapping, click Through -> Under size we can't choose relative.

Environment:

The latest first release for Deferred Channel 1705(Build 8201.2102)

Workaround:

Revert to earlier version of First Release for Deferred channel, such as 1701(Build 7766.2084) .  Refer to this article: How to revert to an earlier version of Office 2013 or Office 2016 Click-to-Run

More information:

Actually, the issue should be caused by Word and we can repro this behavior in Word too. We have reported this to the related team. We will update here once we receive any updates.

Regards,

Sky

Answer 2

Hello Hi CSJW,

Thanks for the details update. I did some tests in the same version of Outlook. I will further investigate this issue with related teams and keep you updated.

Best Regards,

Alison

Answer 3

Hi Gary,

Thanks.

1. Detailed steps:

• Insert Image in Message body of Microsoft Outlook
• Click image to get Layout Options dialog box
• Click see more
• Select Text Wrapping tab then click through
• Select Size tab
• Then Click Relative (unable to do this since June Updates all grayed out)

2. Detailed version: Version 1705(Build 8201.2102)

Thanks any assistance would be appreciated.

Answer 4

Hi CSJW,

To better understand your situation, please provide the following information:

1. The detailed steps about how you “Choose Relative to within the Layout/Size in Outlook for Images”.
2. The detailed version of your Outlook client. To check it, please go to File > Office Account.

Thanks,

Gary