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‎05-29-2019 10:46 AM

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Product: Elite x2 g3
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

 

This may be a rather trivial question but I'll ask it anyway.

 

I have an HP Elite x2 with Windows Pro, so we have a keyboard shortcut for the Outlook Calendar (press f12 and it opens).

What I find strange is that it just opens the Calendar app, but the app doesn't pop-up; if I press the button, I need to then go on the taskbar and click the calendar icon to see it. This sort of defeats the purpose of the shortcut in my opinion.

 

Anyone know how to modify the shortcut such that the calendar app pops up rather than just opening?

 

Thanks! (and sorry about how trivial this question is)

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