To enable the developer tab, you go to

File > Options > Customize Ribbon > ✓ "Developer"

Exit this window and go to a new email, and then select the developer tab. From within this tab you can modify the fields.

Scott, how does this work for non static profiles?

In previous versions(of MS office) and I'm stretching my memory as I haven't had to do this in a long time my self.

You could place another window right behind the presentation view and use Alt-Tab to present it.

@Carnival-Boy said:

I would certainly never call it amazing or wonderful!

They had some dark years. System is returning to glory now, I think.

@Nara said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Office 2013 is slower. It just is. You have moved from a Windows native app to a web app. They don't tell you this anywhere but look closely. Office 2013 is actually running in a frameless browser.

Are you sure on that? I just took a stroll through my office directory and found all the appropriate DLL files and such that would go along with a regular program. Outlook still has all the native quirks, features, and errors that wouldn't be part of a web app.

The interface is running in the browser. It still has some hooks because lots of stuff needs the DLLs. But the part that you see is all in a frameless browser. Lots of applications run this way, it is a lot of Microsoft's vision for the future and makes sense for portability and hostability.