Free Wallpapers Collections Site

Click Here Go to Wallpapers Collections Site.

This is default featured slide 2 title

Go to Blogger edit html and find these sentences.Now replace these sentences with your own descriptions.

This is default featured slide 3 title

Go to Blogger edit html and find these sentences.Now replace these sentences with your own descriptions.

This is default featured slide 4 title

Go to Blogger edit html and find these sentences.Now replace these sentences with your own descriptions.

This is default featured slide 5 title

Go to Blogger edit html and find these sentences.Now replace these sentences with your own descriptions.

Friday, September 28, 2012

Microsoft Outlook Shortcut Keys




Microsoft Outlook Shortcut Keys


Action
Short Cut keys
               Action
Short Cut keys
Close a window
Esc
Forward selected mail
Ctrl-F
Close a window
Alt-F4
Italics
Ctrl-I
Copy
Ctrl-C
Mark item as read
Ctrl-Q
Create Appointment
Ctrl-Shift-A
Move down one screen
PgDn
Create Contact
Ctrl-Shift-C
Move to first item
Home
Create Flag for follow-up
Ctrl-Shift-G
Move to last item
End
Create Folder
Ctrl-Shift-E
Move up one screen
PgUp
Create Meeting Request
Ctrl-Shift-Q
Create new default item
Ctrl-N
Create Message
Ctrl-Shift-M
Open “Find a Contact”
F11
Create Note
Ctrl-Shift-N
Open “Look In”
Open Alt-I
Create Task
Ctrl-Shift-K
Open selected item
Ctrl-O
Create Task Request
Ctrl-Shift-U
Open selected item
Enter
Cut
Ctrl-X
Paste
Ctrl-V
Delete opened item
Ctrl-D
Print
Ctrl-P
Find Advanced
Ctrl-Shift-F
Read next email
Ctrl->
Folder List - Open
Ctrl-Y/td>
Read previous email
Ctrl-<
Select to first item Ctrl-Shift-Home
Ctrl-Shift-Home
Redo
Ctrl-Y
Select to last item Ctrl-Shift-End
Ctrl-Shift-End
Remove last semi-colon from mail addressee
Alt-K
Send email message
Ctrl-Enter
Reply to selected message Ctrl-R
Ctrl-R
Spell check open item
F7
Save Ctrl-S
Ctrl-S
Switch to Inbox
Ctrl-Shift-I
Select all items Ctrl-A
Ctrl-A
Switch to Outbox
Ctrl-Shift-O
Underline
Ctrl-U

Microsoft Outlook Shortcut Keys




Microsoft Outlook Shortcut Keys


Action
Short Cut keys
               Action
Short Cut keys
Close a window
Esc
Forward selected mail
Ctrl-F
Close a window
Alt-F4
Italics
Ctrl-I
Copy
Ctrl-C
Mark item as read
Ctrl-Q
Create Appointment
Ctrl-Shift-A
Move down one screen
PgDn
Create Contact
Ctrl-Shift-C
Move to first item
Home
Create Flag for follow-up
Ctrl-Shift-G
Move to last item
End
Create Folder
Ctrl-Shift-E
Move up one screen
PgUp
Create Meeting Request
Ctrl-Shift-Q
Create new default item
Ctrl-N
Create Message
Ctrl-Shift-M
Open “Find a Contact”
F11
Create Note
Ctrl-Shift-N
Open “Look In”
Open Alt-I
Create Task
Ctrl-Shift-K
Open selected item
Ctrl-O
Create Task Request
Ctrl-Shift-U
Open selected item
Enter
Cut
Ctrl-X
Paste
Ctrl-V
Delete opened item
Ctrl-D
Print
Ctrl-P
Find Advanced
Ctrl-Shift-F
Read next email
Ctrl->
Folder List - Open
Ctrl-Y/td>
Read previous email
Ctrl-<
Select to first item Ctrl-Shift-Home
Ctrl-Shift-Home
Redo
Ctrl-Y
Select to last item Ctrl-Shift-End
Ctrl-Shift-End
Remove last semi-colon from mail addressee
Alt-K
Send email message
Ctrl-Enter
Reply to selected message Ctrl-R
Ctrl-R
Spell check open item
F7
Save Ctrl-S
Ctrl-S
Switch to Inbox
Ctrl-Shift-I
Select all items Ctrl-A
Ctrl-A
Switch to Outbox
Ctrl-Shift-O
Underline
Ctrl-U

Friday, September 21, 2012

Apple I Phone5 World Records



Apple I Phone5 World Records

Apple I Phone5 Beat the previous World Records like Samsung, Motorola,Iphone 4s etc...
 

Apple iPhone 5 breaks sales record - The Times of India

iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Top Two Million in First 24 Hours - Apple

Apple (AAPL) Expects to Break Records with iPhone 5 - ABC News

Apple records 2 million+ iPhone 5 pre-orders, constraining supply

This is double the number of pre-bookings the company received for the iPhone  4S last year.

Apple likely to sell 8 mn iPhone 5s over the weekend - First Post


US mobile provider AT&T said it set a sales record with Apple's iPhone 5 over the weekend, making it the fastest-selling iPhone the company has ever offered. The carrier claimed on Monday that customers had ordered more iPhones from AT&T than any previous model both on its first day of pre-orders and over the weekend. 

Apple I Phone5 Prices 

Prices for the iPhone 5 start at $199 for a 16 GB model and range as high as $399 for a 64 GB model.

Apple I Phone5 World Records

Apple I Phone5 World Records


I Phone5 Records


The launch drew crowds of customers at Apple stores worldwide.
Hundreds of people lined up around the block at Apple’s store on New York City’s swanky Fifth Avenue.
Kadijah Perez, 26, a Bronx resident, had not heard about the map issues. She said she wanted to use the phone for navigation, adding, “Hopefully, they’ll just fix it.”
In Annapolis, Maryland, customers settled in lawn chairs waiting for the Apple store in Westfield Annapolis Mall to open. A man walking by quipped: “I’m beginning to believe (Mitt) Romney. The economy is bad. People are starving.”
Waiting in line for anything was a first for Annapolis resident Robert Delarosa, 37, who skipped buying the iPhone 4 due to bad reviews but is now tired of his iPhone 3GS.
“I’m stuck with this old 3GS, a Flintstone phone,” he said.
In London’s central Regent Street, about 1,300 people lined up to buy the iPhone 5, nearly twice as many as showed up for the previous iPhone.
The iPhone 5 “is both the fastest and biggest selling iPhone to date on our network. Pre-order sales are up more than 50 percent compared to the iPhone 4S,” a Vodafone UK spokesman said.
In Germany, 19-year-old musician Okan Yasin had waited since lunchtime on Thursday to be at the front of the queue at the Frankfurt Apple shop. Proudly holding a sign saying “Ich bin Nummer 1″ (I am Number 1), he said:
“I just need to have it. I know that the new iPhone from a new features perspective hardly has anything extra to offer. But I just needed to be here. It’s the hype, man!”
In Australia, about 600 people queued around the block at the Apple store in Sydney, the first in the world to hand over an iPhone 5 to a buyer. Customers were limited to buying a maximum of two phones.
In Tokyo, the lines stretched several blocks.
“It’s thin and light. I’ve used Samsung before, but the operation, the feeling, of the iPhone is better,” said Wataru Saito, a semiconductor engineer who had been queuing in Tokyo since mid-afternoon on Thursday – with his suitcase, as he had a flight to catch on Friday.
In Hong Kong, people carrying rucksacks filled with cash waited outside the city’s main Apple store, hoping to snap up phones for resale. Staff there chanted “iPhone 5, iPhone 5.”
Agustin Sanchez, 19, wanted to be among the first, so he showed up at 4 a.m. In his hand he clutched a ticket to buy an iPhone 5, whose availability coincided with the opening of this, the 250th Apple Store in the United States.
In August, Samsung Galaxy S III outsold Apple iPhone 4S in the US market for the first time ever in the previous quarter.

 

Apple I Phone5 World Wide Records

Apple I Phone5 World Records



Apple I Phone5 World Records

Apple I Phone5 Beat the previous World Records like Samsung, Motorola,Iphone 4s etc...
 

Apple iPhone 5 breaks sales record - The Times of India

iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Top Two Million in First 24 Hours - Apple

Apple (AAPL) Expects to Break Records with iPhone 5 - ABC News

Apple records 2 million+ iPhone 5 pre-orders, constraining supply

This is double the number of pre-bookings the company received for the iPhone  4S last year.

Apple likely to sell 8 mn iPhone 5s over the weekend - First Post


US mobile provider AT&T said it set a sales record with Apple's iPhone 5 over the weekend, making it the fastest-selling iPhone the company has ever offered. The carrier claimed on Monday that customers had ordered more iPhones from AT&T than any previous model both on its first day of pre-orders and over the weekend. 

Apple I Phone5 Prices 

Prices for the iPhone 5 start at $199 for a 16 GB model and range as high as $399 for a 64 GB model.

Apple I Phone5 World Records

Apple I Phone5 World Records


I Phone5 Records


The launch drew crowds of customers at Apple stores worldwide.
Hundreds of people lined up around the block at Apple’s store on New York City’s swanky Fifth Avenue.
Kadijah Perez, 26, a Bronx resident, had not heard about the map issues. She said she wanted to use the phone for navigation, adding, “Hopefully, they’ll just fix it.”
In Annapolis, Maryland, customers settled in lawn chairs waiting for the Apple store in Westfield Annapolis Mall to open. A man walking by quipped: “I’m beginning to believe (Mitt) Romney. The economy is bad. People are starving.”
Waiting in line for anything was a first for Annapolis resident Robert Delarosa, 37, who skipped buying the iPhone 4 due to bad reviews but is now tired of his iPhone 3GS.
“I’m stuck with this old 3GS, a Flintstone phone,” he said.
In London’s central Regent Street, about 1,300 people lined up to buy the iPhone 5, nearly twice as many as showed up for the previous iPhone.
The iPhone 5 “is both the fastest and biggest selling iPhone to date on our network. Pre-order sales are up more than 50 percent compared to the iPhone 4S,” a Vodafone UK spokesman said.
In Germany, 19-year-old musician Okan Yasin had waited since lunchtime on Thursday to be at the front of the queue at the Frankfurt Apple shop. Proudly holding a sign saying “Ich bin Nummer 1″ (I am Number 1), he said:
“I just need to have it. I know that the new iPhone from a new features perspective hardly has anything extra to offer. But I just needed to be here. It’s the hype, man!”
In Australia, about 600 people queued around the block at the Apple store in Sydney, the first in the world to hand over an iPhone 5 to a buyer. Customers were limited to buying a maximum of two phones.
In Tokyo, the lines stretched several blocks.
“It’s thin and light. I’ve used Samsung before, but the operation, the feeling, of the iPhone is better,” said Wataru Saito, a semiconductor engineer who had been queuing in Tokyo since mid-afternoon on Thursday – with his suitcase, as he had a flight to catch on Friday.
In Hong Kong, people carrying rucksacks filled with cash waited outside the city’s main Apple store, hoping to snap up phones for resale. Staff there chanted “iPhone 5, iPhone 5.”
Agustin Sanchez, 19, wanted to be among the first, so he showed up at 4 a.m. In his hand he clutched a ticket to buy an iPhone 5, whose availability coincided with the opening of this, the 250th Apple Store in the United States.
In August, Samsung Galaxy S III outsold Apple iPhone 4S in the US market for the first time ever in the previous quarter.

 

Apple I Phone5 World Wide Records