Several OSX applications will view CTRL+ V as a "scroll down" operation. Alt + underlined letter, Perform the command for that letter Alt + Enter, Display properties for the selected item Alt + Spacebar, Open the shortcut menu for. Has anybody found a solution for this issue?Įdit: Turns out it's not just Outlook that has this issue. Unsurprisingly, ⌘+ V also doesn't work because that's not a valid shortcut anymore. For example, if you are working on the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, hitting Ctrl + N creates a new blank PowerPoint presentation. The Edit menu does not flash (and no other menu flashes either) signaling that a keyboard shortcut in that menu has been pressed until the cursor is at the very end of the document.Īnd I have everything set up correctly in keyboard settings: The entire time, the menu shows the correct shortcut: I can continue hitting control+ V until the cursor reaches the very end of the e-mail, at which point I can now paste again. Hitting control+ V causes the cursor to jump several lines down and scroll the e-mail. You can also utilize the mouse to perform many common actions. Note Some of the Microsoft Word shortcut keys below may not work in Word 365, and most shortcut keys do not work in Word on a mobile device. I can copy selected text just fine, but Paste exhibits some weird behavior. If the device you are using does not have function keys (F1-F12) on its keyboard, like a Chromebook, certain shortcuts are unavailable to you. There control+ C works, but control+ V does not. This works fine in almost every app I've tried, except Microsoft Outlook. Since I only use my Mac for work stuff, I figured I'd just redefine the App Shortcuts from the keyboard menu so I could use control+ C, control+ V, etc.
I've been a windows user for a long time, and I hate the ⌘ shortcuts for stuff.
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