Can some one tell me the shortcut key for "Find in message" and where I can
find it on the menu?

Why in the world would they remove the Edit menu? Every other application
made for windows that has copy, cut, past and find has an edit menu.

"Bob Bins" wrote in message
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Can some one tell me the shortcut key for "Find in message" and where I
can find it on the menu?

Why in the world would they remove the Edit menu? Every other application
made for windows that has copy, cut, past and find has an edit menu.

Assuming you are talking about Outlook 2007, mine has an Edit menu.........

Go to Tools-Instant search...

Yes outlook 2007. Sorry I didn't make this clear. Thats not the search I
was talking about.

If I click on Forward Message a new compose dialog pops up with no edit
menu. In this window I can't find the search. The equavilent to outlook
express's "Edit-Find-Text in message" or CTRL + SHIFT + F




"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Bob Bins" wrote in message
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Can some one tell me the shortcut key for "Find in message" and where I
can find it on the menu?

Why in the world would they remove the Edit menu? Every other
application made for windows that has copy, cut, past and find has an
edit menu.

Assuming you are talking about Outlook 2007, mine has an Edit
menu.........

Go to Tools-Instant search...

"Bob Bins" wrote in message
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Yes outlook 2007. Sorry I didn't make this clear. Thats not the search I
was talking about.

If I click on Forward Message a new compose dialog pops up with no edit
menu. In this window I can't find the search. The equavilent to outlook
express's "Edit-Find-Text in message" or CTRL + SHIFT + F


If you click on Format Text, right at the far end is a "Find" function -
don't know if that's what you are after....

I don't know why find would be under formatting but thats the one. Is there
anyway to switch back to the pre2007 menu for the compose dialog?


"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Bob Bins" wrote in message
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Yes outlook 2007. Sorry I didn't make this clear. Thats not the search
I was talking about.

If I click on Forward Message a new compose dialog pops up with no edit
menu. In this window I can't find the search. The equavilent to outlook
express's "Edit-Find-Text in message" or CTRL + SHIFT + F


If you click on Format Text, right at the far end is a "Find" function -
don't know if that's what you are after....

no, but there is a flash "cheat sheet" at Office Online that will help you
find the commands -
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ge...938921033.aspx - click the
find familiar commands link

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"Bob Bins" wrote in message
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I don't know why find would be under formatting but thats the one. Is
there anyway to switch back to the pre2007 menu for the compose dialog?


"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Bob Bins" wrote in message
...
Yes outlook 2007. Sorry I didn't make this clear. Thats not the search
I was talking about.

If I click on Forward Message a new compose dialog pops up with no edit
menu. In this window I can't find the search. The equavilent to
outlook express's "Edit-Find-Text in message" or CTRL + SHIFT + F


If you click on Format Text, right at the far end is a "Find" function -
don't know if that's what you are after....

Once you have clicked on Forward and new compose dialog opens. Simply CTRL+F
as before, the Find Replace dialog opens. CTRL+A will select All, CTRL+X
will delete selection, CTRL+C will copy selection to the clipboard, CTRL+V
will paste.
"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Bob Bins" wrote in message
...
Yes outlook 2007. Sorry I didn't make this clear. Thats not the search
I was talking about.

If I click on Forward Message a new compose dialog pops up with no edit
menu. In this window I can't find the search. The equavilent to outlook
express's "Edit-Find-Text in message" or CTRL + SHIFT + F


If you click on Format Text, right at the far end is a "Find" function -
don't know if that's what you are after....