You can’t select multiple emails in Outlook because it’s not possible to do so with the mouse. The only way to select multiple emails is by using keyboard shortcuts.
Select the emails that you want to select, and then click on the “Select all” button.
There is a way to select multiple emails in Outlook. To select all emails, click on the box at the top left of the inbox and drag your cursor down to the bottom of the screen. To select emails in a certain category, click on that category and drag your cursor to the bottom of the screen.
You can delete emails in bulk by selecting them all and pressing the Delete key.
To select multiple emails in Outlook 2010, you can use the same method as selecting multiple files in Windows Explorer. Click and drag your mouse over the emails you want to select and then release your mouse button.
The easiest way to copy and paste multiple emails in Outlook is to create a new email draft with the same subject line. Next, search for the emails in question and drag them into the email draft. Once you’re finished adding emails, click on “Send” in the top left corner of the screen.
To select a range of emails in Outlook, you can either use the mouse to click and drag over the emails or use the “Shift” key on your keyboard to select a range of emails.
If you want to move multiple emails to a folder in Outlook, you can use the ‘move’ function. First, open up the message that you want to move and click on the ‘move’ icon. After this, select the folder that you want to move it into and click ‘ok’.
To select multiple emails in Outlook with keyboard, hold down the CTRL key and then press the letter ‘A’ to select all emails. To deselect emails, hold down the CTRL key and then press the letter ‘D’.
You can delete emails in bulk by using Gmail’s “Select All” button to select all the emails you want to delete. Once selected, you can then click on the trash icon in the upper left-hand corner of your inbox.
