How To Use Shortcuts For Microsoft Outlook
Here is a great video showing VideoJug users how to best make use of the shortcuts for Microsoft Outlook. Become faster in your use of Microsoft Outlook with this quick guide on it's shortcuts.
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Step 1:
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Open an e-mail message
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To open an email message, type CTRL+SHIFT+M
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Step 2:
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Open the address book
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To open the address book, use CTRL+SHIFT+B
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Step 3:
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Open an appointment
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To open an appointment, press CTRL+SHIFT+A
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Step 4:
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Open a contact
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If you wan to open a contact, type CTRL+SHIFT+C
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Step 5:
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Open a meeting request
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To open a meeting request use CTRL+SHIFT+Q
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Step 6:
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Open a task
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If you want to open a task press CTRL+SHIFT+K
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Step 7:
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Make the Find a Contact box active
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To make the find a contact box activr press F11
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Step 8:
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Switch to Inbox
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To swtich to inbox use CTRL+SHIFT+I
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Step 9:
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Switch to Outbox
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To switch to your outbox type CTRL+SHIFT+O
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Step 10:
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Check for new mail
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If you want to check for new mail use F5 or CTRL+M
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Step 11:
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Open the Advanced Find dialog box
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To open the Advanced Find dialog box, type CTRL+SHIFT+F
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Step 12:
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Mark an e-mail message as read
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To mark an e-mail message as read use CTRL+Q
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Step 13:
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Delete an e-mail message, contact, calendar item, or task
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To delete an e-mail message, contact, calendar item, or task use CTRL+D
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Step 14:
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Delete a word
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To delete a word press CTRL+BACKSPACE
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Step 15:
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Select all
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To select all use CTRL+A
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Step 16:
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Copy
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To copy something press CTRL+C
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Step 17:
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Paste
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To paste something use CTRL + V
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Step 18:
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Undo
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If you want to undo what you have just done type CTRL+Z
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Step 19:
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Print
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If you want to print an email, press CTRL+P