Throughout this book, I provide information about how to perform tasks quickly and efficiently by using keyboard shortcuts. This section presents information about keyboard shortcuts that are built in to Microsoft Outlook 2016 and Microsoft Office 2016.
Tip
In the following lists, keys you press at the same time are separated by a plus sign (+), and keys you press sequentially are separated by a comma (,).
Outlook 2016 keyboard shortcuts
This topic provides a comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts built into Outlook 2016. The content has been excerpted from Outlook Help and formatted in tables for convenient lookup.
Create Outlook items or files
Navigate in Outlook
Use the Outlook Backstage view
Tip
After displaying a page of the Backstage view, press the KeyTips displayed on that page to use features and commands.
Locate Outlook items
Manage Outlook items
Manage and format item content
Tip
The cursor must be inside a text box when you use these shortcuts.
Work with the Mail module and email messages
Work with the Calendar module and calendar items
Navigate in the Date Navigator
Navigate in Day view
Navigate in Week view
Navigate in Month view
Work with the People module and contact records
Work in the Electronic Business Cards dialog box
Work in Business Cards view or Address Cards view
Move between fields in an open card and characters in a field
Tip
To use the following keys, make sure a field in a card is selected. To select a field when a card is selected, click the field.
Work with the Tasks module and tasks
Work in the Timeline view when an item is selected
Work in the Timeline view when a group is selected
Work in the Timeline view when a unit of time on the time scale for days is selected
Send and receive information
Use development tools
Office 2016 keyboard shortcuts
This topic provides a list of keyboard shortcuts available in all Office 2016 programs, including Outlook. Additional keyboard shortcuts are available in other Office programs.
Display and use windows
Use dialog boxes
Use edit boxes within dialog boxes
An edit box is a blank box in which you enter or paste an entry.