

Microsoft Outlook for Mac Version 16. user interface (hiding buttons, overriding keyboard shortcuts, etc). The shortcut for moving a message (Cmd-Shift-M) for Outlook for Mac has stopped working. The keyboard shortcut mapping is done from the OSX > System Preferences > Keyboard panel, just create a new Application shortcut, pick Outlook 2011 as the application and enter the exact name of your script as it appears in the script menu. In the new Outlook for Mac experience, can support be added for add-in individual. Users especially praise it for all the sorting capabilities.

*** UPDATE*** Microsoft released an Office 2011 SP2 upgrade on, in this version of Outlook the scripts are expected to be placed in the folder: ~/Library/Application\ Support/Microsoft/Office/Outlook\ Script\ Menu\ Items/ Apple Mail is a mailing client for macOS that works almost exactly like the familiar Microsoft Outlook: you can view the contents of multiple mailboxes, sort, send and reply to emails. The script is saved under ~/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Outlook Script Menu Items/File Message to Archive.scptd Outlook 2016 Outlook 2013 Outlook 2010 Outlook 2007 Outlook 2003 Action Shortcut Key Go to Tell me what you want to do Alt + Q Switch to Mail Ctrl + 1 Switch to Calendar Ctrl + 2 Switch to Contacts Ctrl + 3 Switch to Tasks Ctrl + 4 Switch to Notes Ctrl + 5 Switch to Folder List in the Folder pane Ctrl + 6 Switch to Shortcuts Ctrl + 7 Switch to next message (with message open) Ctrl. A sample script is below, this is the one I use to move messages to a folder named "Archive", I simply created copies of this script for each folder I want to move messages to from the keyboard.
