For many years I used a pda (palm) in which I often enter multi-lines for
the subject of a appointment.

And, when inside of outlook (2003) I simply type in the multi-line text into
the "big" text area down below for the comments section when making the
appointment, and then go cut + paste into the subject. This works well and
allows one to insert multi-line subjects in my appointments.

Note that after one does "paste" of a multi-line text into the subject then
the subject line DOES grow to two lines in size and a set of scroll bars
appear on the right side (clearly this means there is code + programming in
outlook that supports multi-lines in the subject).

However a quick search does not come up a key sequence that allows this.

Is there a way to insert a line break into a subject without using the
cut/paste tick I used for many years?

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Albert D. Kallal (Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

I'm not aware of any shortcut for "enter" in the subject line, in part
because its of no use within outlook- the enter is ignored and outlook
displays it on 1 line.

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"Albert D. Kallal" wrote in message
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For many years I used a pda (palm) in which I often enter multi-lines for
the subject of a appointment.

And, when inside of outlook (2003) I simply type in the multi-line text
into the "big" text area down below for the comments section when making
the appointment, and then go cut + paste into the subject. This works well
and allows one to insert multi-line subjects in my appointments.

Note that after one does "paste" of a multi-line text into the subject
then the subject line DOES grow to two lines in size and a set of scroll
bars appear on the right side (clearly this means there is code +
programming in outlook that supports multi-lines in the subject).

However a quick search does not come up a key sequence that allows this.

Is there a way to insert a line break into a subject without using the
cut/paste tick I used for many years?

--
Albert D. Kallal (Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada