Make EMACS control sequences work in Microsoft Outlook?

One of the reasons I like Apple's software is that I can use emacs control sequences (e.g. ^a to go to the start of the line) in practically any text object. However, this does not work in Microsoft Outlook, which apparently does not use the Apple Text object. I'm finding that I want to use Outlook more and more rather than Mail.app, as it doesn't crash and it now has significantly better features. Is there any way to make ^a, ^e, ^d, ^n, ^f , ^p and the others work in Outlook?