Outlook is big, powerful and flexible email client. That being said, with wide range of features it offers it can also be pretty confusing. And that’s exactly what wer are trying to fix with this Outlook Shortcuts cheat sheet.
This cheat sheet lists pretty much all useful shortucts that Outlook users should know about for productive workflow. The shortcuts are nicely categorized with more important ones highlighted in bold. Enjoy!
How To Download
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the one shortkey I use in outlook CTRL it sends the message you’re currently working on
I’m not on social networking sites but I would still like to download your guides. I can spread good words about MakeUseOf by old fashioned word of mouth (which is much more trusted IMHO).
The option 2 allows you to subscribe to MakeUseOf Newsletter and receive the one password that works for all downloads.
You are making this entirely too complicated to be worth taking advantage of! I don’t think I’m going to bother trying to go through this download system to get thes cheat sheets!
Sorry that this is not working for you. We tried to make it easier by offering Tweet and Facebook Like as options for the download.
I feel the same, I do not have facebook etc. I subscribe to Makeuseof, I donot have any password but I would like to download some of the cheet sheets.
Perhaps you should sort out your maketing, If I have to jump through hoops – it is all too hard and not of a benifit to me.
Dennis,
If you’re subscribed to MakeUseOf you can easily recover your password by entering the email you subscribed with into the above subscription form.
let me know if you encounter any other issues.
Good to have the shortcuts. Thanks.
Not a bad idea to market MUO, but not subtle enough; seems like a self-promotion in need of better transparency. I, too, stay away from social networking other than Linked-In, which I don’t fully trust either.
Social networks is just one of the available options. Those that don’t want to use it may subscribe to our Newsletter instead.
It won’t let me download with the email I use to subscribe to your newsletter. And it won’t let me download with a different email address to subscribe. Way to go to help out your subscribers.
Ambracey,
you cannot unlock the download with your email address, you need the password you received after subscribing.
To view the password again, enter your email address in the sign-up form here. If you are already subscribed, you will be taken to a page showing the password immediately.
It sounds like many people are having a bit of trouble downloading the cheat-sheets. I don’t USUALLY have a problem with that, but I DO have a really, really hard time trying to put my “name in the hat” to enter the giveaways. I love the opportunity to try to win some very cool stuff, but man-oh-man, what a hassle to just enter! I often just say to heck with it; it’s too difficult. Which, I suppose, makes even better odds of winning for those who have the “secret decoder ring” and are able to enter.
Far be it from me to look a gift horse in the mouth, but just a respectful suggestion–PLEASE streamline the process. It’d be nice to just plug my email addy into a blank and hit submit…
Hi Steve,
Are you having difficulty participating in a giveaway? Which one?
Entering giveaways is not meant to be as simple as submitting your email address because the competition would be fierce. However, it’s not impossible! So please take the time to learn the process or you’ll be missing out in lots of cool prizes. You know that old adage, “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
I can’t think of a better way to put it.
Excellent doc well worth a look for Outlook users.
How hard can it be to download these cheat sheets? I am thrilled to get this one. In fact, this web site is too good to be true!