Sadly, there are no separate keyboard shortcuts for this. Outlook has separate search scope options for “All Mailboxes” and the “Current Mailbox”. Rather then pressing CTRL+E, you can use any of the keyboard shortcuts below to directly set your search scope. It’s like a shortcut for a keyboard shortcut -) Search Scopeīeing able to set the correct search scope is crucial to find what you need as quickly as possible. In Outlook for Microsoft 365 with the Search on Top feature, you can now also use ALT+Q.ĭepending on your default search settings and version of Outlook, it will either search your current folder or your entire mailbox.Įxtra tip: Using F3 rather than CTRL+E or ALT+Q will also take you to the Instant Search field. The CTRL+E shortcut is the most knows as it was shown directly above you message list in previous versions of Outlook. There are quite a few keyboard shortcuts in Outlook regarding Search. With a little practice and the right keyboard shortcuts, this often ends up to be much quicker than using my mouse as well.Īs I search through my emails on a regular basis, I was wondering whether there are any useful search shortcuts in Outlook? It includes Classic Menu for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook 2007.I’ve been trying to use my mouse less for common computer tasks. It includes Classic Menu for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, InfoPath, Visio and Project 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and 365. Scroll over to find the Journal and select Journal, you may choose a tab or create a new tab to input the Journal in the ribbon, and then click Add button, then OK button, so that the Journal will be showed in the tab you chose.īrings the familiar classic menus and toolbars back to Microsoft Office 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and 365, helps users get through the transition from Office 2003 (or 2002, 2000) to Office 2007, 2010 or 2013, and saves your money and energy on training if you are upgrading your Office.Select Commands Not in the Ribbon from the Choose Commands from pull-down menu.Click Options and it appears the Outlook Options window.Microsoft Outlook allows you to customize the ribbon and find journal in this way: It is unavailable to find Journal in the ribbon, because this command is not placed on any tab. If you are not using Classic Menu for Office. The Journal is not open by default, and if you want to turn on the Journal, please click Yes button, or click No button to cancel.Īnd then it pops up the Journal Options, where you can set up or modify the setting of your Journal, like selecting the activities you want tracked, including appointments, tasks, and your other Office applications. Or just use the convenient keyboard shortcut Control-8 to open Journal.Ĭlick the Journal, there will appear a Microsoft Outlook window. Journal is at the bottom from the pull-down menu.If you are using Classic Menu for Office.Ĭlassic Menu brings back all classic style interface back to the ribbon of Microsoft Outlook 20, making it easy to switch between classic style view and ribbon. Classic Menu for Office Home and Business.Classic Menu for Office 2007 Applications.
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