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Nightkrawler
For goodness sakes! Why oh why can't I simply right-click an item in Outlook
calendar and copy it? I can't conceive of any technical reason why this isn't
possible. And it's such a common type of task in a calendar app that it
boggles my mind as to why it isn't possible in Outlook, which is so
full-featured.
Currently, if you want to copy and paste an item (in "Month" view), you must
first select the item by clicking on it, and then go to the file menu at the
top and click Edit > Copy. (Alternately, you can press Ctrl-C). Once this is
done, you can paste via right-click > Paste. But for some reason you, when
you right-click in the first place, there is no option to copy. What's up
with that??
Microsoft: for the love of all things holy, please make life easier on your
users by adding "copy" to the right-click context menu in Outlook calendar,
for items that are selected.
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calendar and copy it? I can't conceive of any technical reason why this isn't
possible. And it's such a common type of task in a calendar app that it
boggles my mind as to why it isn't possible in Outlook, which is so
full-featured.
Currently, if you want to copy and paste an item (in "Month" view), you must
first select the item by clicking on it, and then go to the file menu at the
top and click Edit > Copy. (Alternately, you can press Ctrl-C). Once this is
done, you can paste via right-click > Paste. But for some reason you, when
you right-click in the first place, there is no option to copy. What's up
with that??
Microsoft: for the love of all things holy, please make life easier on your
users by adding "copy" to the right-click context menu in Outlook calendar,
for items that are selected.
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...5df91&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring