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

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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

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Defragment To Boost Hard Drive Speed

This will help your hard drive run much more efficiently. If you haven't defragmented in awhile, we would recommend running the windows defrag multiple times. To Defragment your hard drive, open up "My Computer", Right Click on C:, Click properties, Click the "Tools" Tab, Click "Defragment Now", Click Defragment, click OK.
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Defragment To Boost Hard Drive Speed

This will help your hard drive run much more efficiently. If you haven't defragmented in awhile, we would recommend running the windows defrag multiple times. To Defragment your hard drive, open up "My Computer", Right Click on C:, Click properties, Click the "Tools" Tab, Click "Defragment Now", Click Defragment, click OK.
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 Defragment To Boost Hard Drive Speed

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Steps to a Faster Computer

Five Steps to a Faster Computer

•  Defragment the Hard  Drive
•  Add Memory
•  Remove Spyware
•  Remove Unused Programs, Files,          Folders.
• Optimizing Windows Startup Programs.

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Steps to a Faster Computer

Five Steps to a Faster Computer

•  Defragment the Hard  Drive
•  Add Memory
•  Remove Spyware
•  Remove Unused Programs, Files,          Folders.
• Optimizing Windows Startup Programs.

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Why is my computer so slow

There are many things that can cause a slow computer such as registry errors, a virus, spyware, a lack of memory, or hard drive fragmentation. Luckily, all of these are fixable problems. Most of the issues can be fixed for free. Only a few of the problems listed above need any type of investment in software or hardware.

Why is my computer so slow

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Why is my computer so slow

There are many things that can cause a slow computer such as registry errors, a virus, spyware, a lack of memory, or hard drive fragmentation. Luckily, all of these are fixable problems. Most of the issues can be fixed for free. Only a few of the problems listed above need any type of investment in software or hardware.

Why is my computer so slow

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