kzabbott
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Change outlook 2010 keyboard shortcut?
In Outlook 2007, the keyboard shortcut sequence to add your signature was:
Alt-N, G
In 2010, they have changed it to Alt-N, AS
Is there some way to change it back?? Alt-N, G does't currently do a thing...
Alt-N, G
In 2010, they have changed it to Alt-N, AS
Is there some way to change it back?? Alt-N, G does't currently do a thing...
Nice find Justin! But sadly, I didn't see those "customize keyboard shortcuts" in Outlook 2010.
kzabbott - you could try this:
In a new message, right-click on the Signature button/icon and "Add to Quick Access Toolbar" - this adds it to the top left toolbar. From there, pressing ALT-6 worked for me.
kzabbott - you could try this:
In a new message, right-click on the Signature button/icon and "Add to Quick Access Toolbar" - this adds it to the top left toolbar. From there, pressing ALT-6 worked for me.
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Thanks Rob, that's helpful, although not quite what I'm looking for. What I really want to do is return it to the Alt-n, G combination I have grown so used to over the last two or three years using Office 2007....
Kzabbott,
Sorry for the late response on my part....I am currently installing Office 2010 as well as looking for more documentation to see if I can help you further. I will keep you posted on what I find.
Robsantos,
Thank you for providing "Kzabbott" another suggestion to try.
Justin
Sorry for the late response on my part....I am currently installing Office 2010 as well as looking for more documentation to see if I can help you further. I will keep you posted on what I find.
Robsantos,
Thank you for providing "Kzabbott" another suggestion to try.
Justin
ASKER
Wow, Justin - thanks!
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Not the answer I wanted to hear, but certainly well researched and the effort is greatly appreciated....
Sometimes the answer is just "It can't be done" and I guess this is one of those times...
Sometimes the answer is just "It can't be done" and I guess this is one of those times...
Kzabbott,
Ya, not an answer I wanted to have to give either.
I really appreciate you being so patient with me.
Justin
Ya, not an answer I wanted to have to give either.
I really appreciate you being so patient with me.
Justin
I don't currently have 2010 installed so I cannot verify this works for Outlook, but you may want to have a look at the following link.
http://www.recipester.org/Recipe:Assign_or_Remove_a_Keyboard_Shortcut_in_Office_Word_2010_43717563
Hope this helps.
Justin