In Outlook, to delete a message, position on the message and press the Delete key, or Control + D. This sends the message to the Deleted Items folder. To permanently delete a message, bypassing the Deleted Items folder, position on … Read More
Press Control + M or F9 in Outlook to check for any new incoming emails and send any outgoing emails that may be hanging around.
To create a new message in Outlook, press Control + N. In fact, Control + N works in most applications to create something new. In a new message, you can then use the Tab key to move between To, Subject … Read More
Microsoft Outlook is used mainly as an email application, but it also includes a calendar, contact manager, task manager, etc. In Outlook, press Control + 1 to go to your email, Control + 2 to go to your calendar, Control … Read More
Pressing Windows + Pause opens a System Properties dialogue box with all the main spec information about your PC. Useful for checking how much RAM there is or the power of your processor. The Pause key is usually located towards … Read More
Pressing Windows + Comma will let you temporarily look at the desktop. When you let go of the keys, you are returned to the application you were working on. This shortcut is only available in Windows 10 but has been … Read More
Make sure language is set to English (US). Press Windows + Semi-colon to bring up the emoji panel and use the arrow keys to move around and choose an expression. Press Tab to move between pages and pages of emojis! … Read More
Pressing Windows + Up Arrow will maximise an application (makes it fill the screen). Pressing Windows + Down Arrow will make an application smaller than the screen (also known as Restore). Pressing Windows + Down Arrow again will minimise the … Read More
Windows + Space allows you to change the input language and keyboard layout in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.
Pressing Windows + Z shows the commands available in a Windows Metro app in full-screen mode, when using a tablet. Windows Metro apps are touchscreen-friendly apps written especially for Windows devices, such as the Surface. They were first introduced in … Read More