Explore A Few MS Outlook Shortcuts And Their Use

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Written By Deepmala
Chirag Arora
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Published On October 4th, 2023
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Outlook – being a popular email client is widely employed by individuals, for professional as well as personal usage. It is always favorable to get things done easily and in a short span of time. You might be well aware of the motley of keyboard shortcuts that you can use with Word, but do you know that same is the case with MS Outlook. You can drastically reduce fiddling with your mouse with a variety of keyboard shortcuts that are available with Microsoft for Outlook.

Read on to explore all the keyboard shortcuts of MS Outlook that will give some rest to your wrist!!

1) Switching Between Outlook Items
2) Create New Meeting Quickly
3) Move A Mail To A New Location
4) To Reply Selected Mail
5) For Creating A New Mail
6) To Delete An Item
7) To Move To The End Of Message List
8) To Open the Address Book with the To field selected
9) To Search For A Specific Mail
10) To Do A Spell Check In Mails
11) Open A New Journal Entry For A Selected Item
12) To Forward A Received Mail
13) To Open The File Menu
14) To Open Home Menu
15) To Send/Receive All Folders
16) To Open Folder Menu
17) To Open View Menu
18) For Opening The Address Book
19) For Creating A New Contact
20) For Opening A New Folder
21) For Opening Advanced Find Window
22) To Select A Mail To Follow-Up Later On
23) For Creating A New Journal Entry
24) For Creating A New Task
25) For Creating A New Distribution List
26) For creating A New Note
27) For Opening Outbox Folder
28) For Opening A New Discussion
29) For Copying A Folder
30) Define Send/Receive Groups

We have brought forth some of the keyboard shortcuts that the users are mostly unaware of. But in order to learn other commonly used shortcuts, you can refer to the shortcut list provided by Microsoft for Outlook. We believe that all the above mentioned shortcuts will be really helpful for you.

Also Read: What is Import and Export Function in Outlook?