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Create a New Message
Posted on July 7th, 2008 by Debra Dalgleish
To create a new message in Outlook, you probably click the New button in the Outlook toolbar.
If you’d like to save a few inches of mouse travelling, double-click on the empty space under the list of messages, as shown in the screen shot below. That will open a new message window for you.
If there’s no empty space at the bottom of the list, or if your hands are on the keyboard, press Ctrl + N to create a new message.
These shortcuts also work in the other areas of Outlook, such as Contacts, Tasks and Calendar.
Comment from Dave P
Time: July 9, 2008, 4:24 pm
If you want to create a new email message no matter where you are, CTRL-Shift-M is your key combo of choice. CTRL-N will create context-sensitive new items (e.g., a new calendar item when you’re in calendar, a new contact when you’re in contacts), but CTRL-Shift-M will create a new email message wherever you are (in Outlook 2007, at least).
Comment from Debra Dalgleish
Time: July 10, 2008, 12:21 am
Hey, it works in Outlook 2003 too! Thanks Dave.
Debra
Comment from Dick Kusleika
Time: July 10, 2008, 10:17 am
Ctrl+Shift+M just mutes JetAudio for me. Darn, I was hoping to use that.
Comment from Debra Dalgleish
Time: July 10, 2008, 6:27 pm
Well, a quick way to mute the audio might be handy too!
Debra