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Hi,
We have Outlook 2003 at work with Service pack 3. In a email message I'm very sure shift-delete to cut selected text used to work. However it no longer works for anyone. Is it possible to re-enable it ? It works in other applications including Offices apps. Thanks |
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Ctrl + x will Cut
Ctrl + v will paste Ctrl + c will copy Nikki "NX3" wrote in message ... Hi, We have Outlook 2003 at work with Service pack 3. In a email message I'm very sure shift-delete to cut selected text used to work. However it no longer works for anyone. Is it possible to re-enable it ? It works in other applications including Offices apps. Thanks |
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Highlight selected text and hit Delete. Nothing simpler
-- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "NX3" wrote in message ... Hi, We have Outlook 2003 at work with Service pack 3. In a email message I'm very sure shift-delete to cut selected text used to work. However it no longer works for anyone. Is it possible to re-enable it ? It works in other applications including Offices apps. Thanks |
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Peter Foldes wrote:
Highlight selected text and hit Delete. Nothing simpler Except Shift+Del is supposed to be like a Del but places the highlighted (and then deleted) text into the clipboard. This makes it easy to delete text in one spot and then paste it in another spot. Rather than use Ctrl+C, Del, and Ctrl+V, you can use Shift+Del and Shift+Ins. Could a macro have intercepted the keyboard shortcut? |
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VanguardLH
Could a macro have intercepted the keyboard shortcut? Most probably -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "VanguardLH" wrote in message ... Peter Foldes wrote: Highlight selected text and hit Delete. Nothing simpler Except Shift+Del is supposed to be like a Del but places the highlighted (and then deleted) text into the clipboard. This makes it easy to delete text in one spot and then paste it in another spot. Rather than use Ctrl+C, Del, and Ctrl+V, you can use Shift+Del and Shift+Ins. Could a macro have intercepted the keyboard shortcut? |
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