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I have to use a Mac at work and so I'm trying to use Entourage 2004 in a similar way that I use Outlook 2003 on my PC laptop. I've discovered a few annoying differences; if there are any suggestions I'd appreciate it!
- When in Tasks for Entourage 2004, it won't let me select the option for Preview Pane in the View menu---it's greyed out. I can't figure out how to activate the Preview Pane for Tasks (it's available for Mail), so I'm wondering if it just doesn't support that feature.
- I've noticed you can't just click inside a row's cell to edit/add info when viewing tasks in the list (column) view to (for example) edit Category information. It requires opening a separate dialog box.
- The Mac's "delete" key is actually a Backspace key. Is there a true delete key that deletes text to the right of the cursor?
- Is there a keyboard shortcut to get the equivalent of a R-Click the way Windows works? When attaching a wireless USB 2-buttom mouse, it does appear to work...just wondered if there was a keyboard shortcut on the Mac for that too.
Thanks for any suggestions...if this isn't the appropriate forum for these questions, my apologies. Cheers,
--Ray
- When in Tasks for Entourage 2004, it won't let me select the option for Preview Pane in the View menu---it's greyed out. I can't figure out how to activate the Preview Pane for Tasks (it's available for Mail), so I'm wondering if it just doesn't support that feature.
- I've noticed you can't just click inside a row's cell to edit/add info when viewing tasks in the list (column) view to (for example) edit Category information. It requires opening a separate dialog box.
- The Mac's "delete" key is actually a Backspace key. Is there a true delete key that deletes text to the right of the cursor?
- Is there a keyboard shortcut to get the equivalent of a R-Click the way Windows works? When attaching a wireless USB 2-buttom mouse, it does appear to work...just wondered if there was a keyboard shortcut on the Mac for that too.
Thanks for any suggestions...if this isn't the appropriate forum for these questions, my apologies. Cheers,
--Ray