You may find some temporary files or caches that were not disposed properly. So, the first thing you can do is to scan your disk with DaisyDisk and look for space hogs in areas such as /System, /private, ~/Library and others. It includes not only the /System folder, but also many other folders related to macOS and applications all over your disk. The System is a bit of a catch-all category. Particularly, the System category appears to take an unreasonable lot of space. Many users who upgrade to macOS High Sierra get confused by what they see in About This Mac > Storage window. You can use Targeted instead, to get the same updates a little earlier, in March and September instead.System taking too much space on macOS High Sierra About This Mac > Storage HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\office\16.0\common\officeupdateīroad will get you new updates every 6 months, in Jan and July. You'll won't get the new features every month and can avoid the new design for a few months. If you want to revert to an older version, set this registry key to drop to the semi-annual channel. With Use Tighter Spacing enabled, more messages display in the message list. This screenshot shows the new message header with wider spacing, the header with tighter spacing on, and the older message header for comparison.
This will remove the padding around the To, CC, and Subject fields and also in the Message list, returning the header area to the original size, although without the outlines around the To, CC, and Subject fields. When Tighter spacing is enabled, the button will be highlighted. Look in the View tab for Use Tighter Spacing. Fortunately, Microsoft included an option to reduce the wasted space. This is due to some changes to the "new" Outlook interface, in part to make it more touch friendly, with elements farther apart and more padding. What happened and how do I get rid of all that annoying white space? There is way too much white space between the messages in my inbox and the To/CC and subject area in new messages is huge.
As Outlook updates are installed this week I'm seeing a lot of questions that go something like this:
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