Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
Thanks P. Goddard for forwarding Neils reply, yes when the screeensize allows the ribbon to be displayed this is a workaround ..., until its fixed by MS.
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Hi,
I'm trying New Outlook, I would like to search inside an email for text, and also search for emails in the inbox.
I cant see any way of doing these functions.
Control-F does nothing.
Can you help please ?!
Thanks
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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Thanks P. Goddard for forwarding Neils reply, yes when the screeensize allows the ribbon to be displayed this is a workaround ..., until its fixed by MS.
There is no feature for this, I work with reports with tons of numbers so this just makes my job very tedious.
Hello @Neil Dallison_154 and @Fatima_J
This issue was originally raised in September 2023. It's now February 7, 2025, and the Ctrl+F function within received emails still does not work as expected. Instead of initiating a search within the email, CTRL+F forwards the email.
CTRL+F has been the universally recognized shortcut for "find" for many years. Why was this standard functionality changed? This inconsistency is frustrating. CTRL+F works correctly in all other Microsoft products and most non-Microsoft software.
As of 2/7/2025 I am using the latest version as shown below!
Microsoft Outlook Version: 1.2025.129.300 (Production)
Client Version: 20250124006.13
WebView2 Version: 132.0.2957.140
Session ID: b328558d-8692-a149-a151-1cc92f4ed916
So many users feel the same way about this. Ctrl - F is the universal shortcut for "Find". Why isnt MS responding to it? This is somewhat concerning.
Please advise. Thank you.
Okay, it's 2025 and this is still an issue.