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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / August 2007How do I open an attachment using keyboard?
My wrist is tired of using the mouse. Is there a keyboard command I can type to open an attachment in Outlook? > My wrist is tired of using the mouse. Is there a keyboard command I can > type > to open an attachment in Outlook? What version of Outlook? 2k7 gives some different features....  Signaturef.h. Dear F.H., I have Outlook 2002. Thank you, Mark > > My wrist is tired of using the mouse. Is there a keyboard command I can > > type > > to open an attachment in Outlook? > > What version of Outlook? 2k7 gives some different features.... >> > My wrist is tired of using the mouse. Is there a keyboard command I can >> > type to open an attachment in Outlook? >> >> What version of Outlook? 2k7 gives some different features.... > I have Outlook 2002. Older than I remember, and i don't have it installed so.. lets see. If you open the message, check the file menu. It might only allow you to save the attachment from there, so... If there isn't anything there to allow you to open the attachment, close and reopen and hit tab til you hit the attachments. You should be able to arrow key through the attachments and hit enter or use the context menu button key on your keyboard. And, as an aside, I'd recommend looking at trackballs. Much easier on the wrist. Signaturef.h. Dear F. H., Thank you for your help. I will try that and look into the trackball. I was out of the office the latter part of last week and I just got your message. Mark Gallagher, Jr. > >> > My wrist is tired of using the mouse. Is there a keyboard command I can > >> > type to open an attachment in Outlook? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > And, as an aside, I'd recommend looking at trackballs. Much easier on the > wrist. |
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