In Outlook 365 (locally installed client, not web client) I frequently copy/paste SQL and source code snippets into emails. For example, by default after a paste operation, I invariably end up with something like this:
update Category
set CatSeqNo = @CatSeqNo
where CatID = @CatID
I'm kind of OCD about things lining up, and I prefer it like this, even in an email:
update Category
set CatSeqNo = @CatSeqNo
where CatID = @CatID
This immediately becomes a hassle in the example above. In apps such as Visual Studio and Notepad++, SHIFT+TAB (while highlighting the tabbed-over portion) is a quick and convenient solution. Unfortunately, in Outlook, SHIFT+TAB merely moves the cursor from the email body up to the subject line. So the only way I know of to get rid of all those left-tabs and achieve nice alignment, is to manually delete the tabs, either by keystrokes, or by first highlighting with the mouse (1 line at a time).
This is an inconvenient hassle. Is there anything equivalent in Outlook to SHIFT+TAB in VS and Notepad++?
