Why does Outlook 2007 preview pane no longer supports control-inse

[Steve]

Many of us have come to expect this functionality and it works in all other
areas of Outlook that I know about so why is the user forced to use control-C
or right-click copy instead of control-insert. This is inconsistent and I am
having a hard time training myself not to use control-insert and hope to see
that functionality brought back and I see others outside of this site are
posting the same concerns.

One of many...

http://www.technologyquestions.com/...support-old-style-cut-paste-reading-pane.html

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Do you have sp2 installed? It's working here, for me. Its not a keystroke I
use because my laptop has them on opposite sides of the keyboard so I'm not
sure what update fixed it.

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[Steve]

I have SP1 (work-can't upgrade on my own) and hope you are confirming that it
is fixed in SP2.

Do you have sp2 installed? It's working here, for me. Its not a keystroke I
use because my laptop has them on opposite sides of the keyboard so I'm not
sure what update fixed it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Many of us have come to expect this functionality and it works in all
other
areas of Outlook that I know about so why is the user forced to use
control-C
or right-click copy instead of control-insert. This is inconsistent and I
am
having a hard time training myself not to use control-insert and hope to
see
that functionality brought back and I see others outside of this site are
posting the same concerns.

One of many...

http://www.technologyquestions.com/...support-old-style-cut-paste-reading-pane.html

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Just to be sure, I tested it on a test machine - it did not work before SP2,
it works after... so yes, I'm confirming it.



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I have SP1 (work-can't upgrade on my own) and hope you are confirming that
it
is fixed in SP2.

Do you have sp2 installed? It's working here, for me. Its not a keystroke
I
use because my laptop has them on opposite sides of the keyboard so I'm
not
sure what update fixed it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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mailto:[email protected]

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your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.

Many of us have come to expect this functionality and it works in all
other
areas of Outlook that I know about so why is the user forced to use
control-C
or right-click copy instead of control-insert. This is inconsistent
and I
am
having a hard time training myself not to use control-insert and hope
to
see
that functionality brought back and I see others outside of this site
are
posting the same concerns.

One of many...

http://www.technologyquestions.com/...support-old-style-cut-paste-reading-pane.html

 

[Steve]

Thanks, I look forward to upgrading.