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You can click the Quick Steps directly or you can also assign keyboard shortcuts to them. See this thread in which our MVP Robert explained this in details.Īs a workaround, you may consider to use Quick Steps in Outlook and see whether it could achieve what you want. As far as I know, it's not a removed feature, it's just not supported. however this doesnt let you add tasks at one step you need then a secondary step to press CTRL+N while in To do. right click on new desktop icon -> properties. Outlook doesn't provide an option to customize keyboard shortcuts. right click -> create shortcut to desktop. All in all outlook 2016 is a big step backwards for me compared to outlook 2007 that I was using to full satisfaction but that refuses to install on my new Ctrl + A - Selects every item in the current window.

F6 - Selects a different pane in the File Explorer window. F4 - Places the mouse cursor in the address bar. And outlook 2016 refuses to open in the outlook today page. There are a few keyboard shortcuts you can use to navigate in the File Explorer: F2 - Rename a selected item. That I want to create a new appointment).

Other annoyances are that I cannot set the calendar to go to the day view when clickin on a day in the month overview (it somehow assumes Insert symbol and searching and clicking on the symbol needed, which takes forever. a mucht quicker solution than having to go You can find our full list of shortcuts below: Ctrl + N: Add a new task. In outlook 2007 I was able to assign symbols to shortcuts which allowed me to type French accents with my US layout keyboard using shortcuts, for example ç would be assigned to alt-c. You can use keyboard shortcuts on Windows 10 to perform a variety of actions like add and complete tasks, create lists and search.

Microsoft to do keyboard shortcuts