It means ‘D’. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kurt Buff Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2016 1:40 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Exchange] Outlook 2013 question
All, Outlook 2013 - I have it set to display all email as plain text by default, but occasionally I need to see an email in HTML format. I can use the mouse to change the message display, like so: [cid:[email protected]] Notice that the D in “Display as HTML” is underlined. That implies that there’s a keystroke that will select that for the message – but I can’t figure out what keystroke it would be. I’ve tried ALT+d, ALT+Shift+d, CTRL+d (which deletes the message!), ALT+STRL+d, CTRL+Shift+d and even ALT+CTRL+Shift+d. Then I tried Shift+f10 to get the context menu - nothing works. Does anyone know if there really is a keystroke that will change the display from plain text to HTML – or is MSFT just messing with my mind? Dr. Google isn’t helping me.. Kurt
