Duplicate an entire email in one keystroke in Microsoft Outlook

[@GeorgiaWilson-ku2uf]

I am so bummed because my Outlook Email updated and now I do not have this option. I searched for a tutorial and found this but this is for the old outlook. I have to send dozens of the same emails every week so this is a huge loss for me. Any idea on how to duplicate an entire email in the new outlook?

[@kianaachtenberg3773]

I'm on the same page as you. I wish they would bring this feature over. I switch back sometimes just to use it.

[@lketura]

Thank you!! You just transformed my entire workday 🎉

[@andrewharris494]

Has to be one of my favourite shortcuts and I always forget it exists. Thanks for posting 👍👍

[@prillycharmin]

WOW!! This will save me a ton of time. THANK YOU!

[@IzzyFinamore]

That is SOOOO helpful! Thank you! SO grateful I found this video :)

[@AbbSalehi]

This works once you are using the outlook app originally installed on your windows, and does not work on browser outlook version (it opens find option)

[@moaathalmaani3058]

Brother that was soooo useful thank you sooo much from my heart ❤

[@lenaarvidson7783]

This is great!!! It will save me so much time!

[@laurenturner9111]

This is the most useful thing! Thanks!

[@anthonycarmelo6410]

I have Outlook 365 on my MacBook Pro and can’t figure out how to mass produce drafted emails.

[@iron280129]

Game changer in terms of time!

[@megleyd]

this is the greatest thing i have ever discovered wow

[@puseletsoish]

So hlepful, geez. Thank you

[@leeannefaatele6194]

I normally do one email and put all email address under BCC. They won’t be able to see who else is getting the same email

[@scottcummings7704]

How is this done on Outlook for Mac? You stripped out most of the useful features and you have no online documentation. Your quality control completely sucks lately!

[@qqevey]

what do you do if your ctrl+f is set to "find text in page"?

[@DownWithTheCygnus]

i have the same issue

[@crisrivera8572]

@@DownWithTheCygnus were you able troubleshoot?

[@DownWithTheCygnus]

@@crisrivera8572 Had to revert to "old outlook" and used the click and drag method in the drafts folder to duplicate emails. Very inconvenient since I like/use "new outlook" more. Hopefully Microsoft fixes this in the future.

[@scottonabike]

#1: This only works in the desktop Outlook app. If you are using outlook in a web browser, this won't work. (he doesn't mention this in the video) #2: In the desktop app, it will only work if you click in the subject line and then ctl+F

[@kenmfrancis]

this literally does nothing in my O365 Browser or Desktop Outlook. it's not conflicting with other keystrokes either.

[@anthonycarmelo6410]

Same for me. I have Outlook 365 on my MacBook Pro and can’t figure out how to mass produce drafted emails.

[@Heatshieldproducts]

Thank you!

[@joelhencken]

Looks like a great idea but I played it over several times and I couldn't figure out the letter you're supposed to hit (I admit my hearing is not so good). Ctrl+ what, again? 😱

[@TWuttz112]

Put cursor in subject line then hit ctrl + F then press Enter

[@MPSSM1Sales]

Thank you

[@Marvinisawake]

CTRL+F opens the find window

[@kpopfan33]

your mouse circle but point at the subject. I done it it works

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

Oh wow! Yes it worked, you're right! :)@@kpopfan33

[@jessicacarpenter8869]

Does anyone know how to do this on a Mac using gmail

[@krisomarcrispin1035]

Doesn’t work ! Ctrl f is to search text

[@nerust69srt]

please lhelp me with the shortcut for MAC please

[@Minotaurrrr]

its not woeking for my mac