My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

geversit — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 10:06:28 GMT

I have to agree with Randolph Leary. I urgently need the option to customize the shortcuts. Ctrl+Shift + number is way to few and also to complicated. I need my old shortcuts like I used in 2007! Somebody any idea how to fix it?

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Dagelijks — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:29:02 GMT

Love the Quick Steps feature. My only question is if you build quite a few quick steps, you have to click the MORE button to expand the full window of quick steps... adding another click, while I have enough space on my ribbon to expand that section. Why isn't possible to expand a section by dragging the borders, making the ribbon fully customizable...?

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Lucian C. — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 04:31:42 GMT

Great feature.... but... there is a way to copy the "Quick Steps" settings to another IMAP account or another PC? (just the QS settings? like exporting rules or something like that?)

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Koen B — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 21:34:10 GMT

Too bad no one at MSFT has been thinking about a quick step that saves attachments...

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

mobcdi — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:02:36 GMT

Have to agree with Mantvydas, the feature is nice but not useful enough. Why is it possible to create a new task with an attachment or a new meeting with an attachment but not an email with an attachment.

It would prove very useful to be able to create a quick step with a number of attachments (pulling in the most recent copy of file from a network share would be a bonus) and include the option to reply from a particular email address

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Randolph Leary — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 20:17:30 GMT

I have been using this feature for months after downloading the beta version and I'm thrilled with it. A MUST have though is is extended ability to customize the hot keys for quick steps that have been created. Currently only CTRL+SHIFT+1 thru 9 are offered and given the amount of routine functions the average person performs in Outlook , many more are needed.

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Mantvydas — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 18:31:59 GMT

I don't know if quicksteps are exhausting enough. My most common action with outlook is "reply with attachment". And I can't make a quick step to do exactly that. When I receive a message with attachment, that my colleague asks for my input on, I do this:

1. Have a message open in my inbox.

2. Right click on its attachment, and press Copy.

3. Press reply.

4. Press paste. Then I open the attachment, edit it, save it into a message and send back to a colleague. I expect there could be a quickstep to perform steps 2-4 with one click, but I just couldn't.

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Jim Deitzel — Wed, 26 May 2010 21:28:32 GMT

Where do I go to report bugs in Outlook 2010. I have issues with Outlook crashing while trying to view messages from certain senders while the reading pane is open. Specifically Twitter & Sierra Club messages right now. 100% guaranteed to crash Outlook 2010.

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Magnus — Wed, 26 May 2010 11:45:52 GMT

Nice feature but it lacks som actions, like altering the Reply-to field.

Or, ideally, a script action ("Run script"). Quick steps would be a great entry point for script functions so one would not have to create one's own buttons, ribbons and so on... Magnus

re: My Favorite Feature: Quick Steps

Cosme — Tue, 25 May 2010 17:13:41 GMT

and, when this capability over imap folder?