My most used:
Shortcut | Function |
---|---|
⌘N | New item (New message in Mail, new event in Calendar view) |
⌥⌘N | New email |
⌘R | Reply |
⇧⌘R | Reply All |
⌘J | Forward |
E | Archive |
⌘D | Delete |
⌘Enter | Send |
Full list of shortcuts: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook
Always take the road less traveled.
My most used:
Shortcut | Function |
---|---|
⌘N | New item (New message in Mail, new event in Calendar view) |
⌥⌘N | New email |
⌘R | Reply |
⇧⌘R | Reply All |
⌘J | Forward |
E | Archive |
⌘D | Delete |
⌘Enter | Send |
Full list of shortcuts: Microsoft Support: Keyboard shortcuts for Outlook
I’ve struggled to navigate the command line since switching to iTerm2, but Marius’s post about remapping the arrow and delete keys fixed that issue.
Go to Profiles > Keys > Key Mapping to add/alter the mappings listed below:
Shortcut | Command | Action | Send |
---|---|---|---|
⌥ ← | Jump to start of word | Send Escape Sequence | b |
⌥ → | Jump to end of word | Send Escape Sequence | f |
⌘ ← | Jump to start of line | Send Hex Code | 0x01 |
⌘ → | Jump to end of line | Send Hex Code | 0x05 |
⌥ ⌫ | Delete to start of word | Send Hex Code | 0x17 |
⌘ ⌫ | Delete entire line | Send Hex Code | 0x15 |
General
⌘ ~ cycles through windows of the same app
⌘ + Shift + [ or ] will scroll through your tabs in most apps
Finder
⌘-T – New Tab
⌘-K – Connect To Server
Symbols