Sounds simple. But I'm obviously missing something as the
Send button is in the new message window (or reply,
forward, etc window) but that window won't let me select
Customize from the View/Toolbar menu. It's greyed out.
I can select View/Toolbar/Customize from the main screen
but not from these supplementary windows.
-----Original Message-----
View-> Toolbars-> Customize... (just leave it open)
Now rightclick the Send button and remove the & before
the S
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"David Looke" <
[email protected]>
wrote in message
Thanks Diane for your reply.
How do I actually go about disabling the Alt-S
keystroke
that you mentioned?
-----Original Message-----
You can't really remove them - although you can disable
the Alt+S one by
editing the send button menu. You still need ot use
them
to send the
message... most of us add random letters ot the cc
field
so that outlook
can't resolve it. Something like zxc works as long as
you don't have a
contact with that "name".
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"David Looke" <
[email protected]>
wrote in message
I sometimes accidently send an Outlook message and I
suspect one of the Outlook send email key
combinations
is
responsible ("Alt-S" or "Ctrl-Enter"). When I
intentionally want to send a message, I want it to go
immediately rather than being held in the Outbox.
So I'd like to remove the keyboard shortcuts "Alt- S"
and "Ctrl-Enter" from Outlook all together.
Is this possible?
.
.
