Multiple lines in appointment subjects?
 

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

Multiple lines in appointment subjects?
 

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