Amaya keyboard shortcuts for Mac OSX
The Macintosh offers a key labeled Control (or, on laptops, “ctrl”), but it isn’t the equivalent of the PC’s Ctrl key. The Mac’s Control key is primarily for helping you “right-click” things, as described earlier. Instead, the Macintosh equivalent of the Windows Ctrl key is the ⌘ key. It’s right next to the space bar. 30 keyboard shortcuts Mac users need to know This collection of keyboard shortcuts for macOS can help users get the most from their iMacs, MacBook Pro and MacBook laptops.
Amaya defines two kinds of keyboard shortcuts for Mac OS X: shortcuts usingstandard Apple modifier keys (ex. Cmd+C to copy the selection) and shortcutsusing sequences (ex. Ctrl-t Ctrl-t to create a table). As Mac OS X users arenot familiar with shortcut sequences in menu entries, only standard shortcutsare shown by default. To display them, you have to select the optionDisplay all shortcuts in thePreferences > General dialog and restart Amaya.
Standard Shortcuts
| Command | Shortcut |
| Navigation | |
| Go To home | Alt Home |
| Start of page | Cmd Home |
| End of page | Cmd End |
| Start of line | Home |
| End of line | End |
| Scroll down | Cmd Down Arrow |
| Scroll up | Cmd Up Arrow |
| File menu | |
| Open document | Cmd O |
| Reload | Cmd R |
| Back | Alt Left Arrow |
| Forward | Alt Right Arrow |
| Save | Cmd S |
| Save as | Cmd Shift S |
| Synchronize | Cmd Y |
| Setup and print | Cmd P |
| Cmd Shift P | |
| Close tab | Cmd W |
| Close window | Cmd Shift W |
| Edit menu | |
| Undo | Cmd Z |
| Redo | Cmd Shift Z |
| Cut | Cmd X |
| Copy | Cmd C |
| Paste | Cmd V |
| Delete | Delete |
| Find | Cmd F |
| Nest list items | Tab |
| Move up list items | Shift Tab |
| Structure navigation | |
| Parent element | F2 (or Fn F2) |
| First child | Shift F2 (or Shift Fn F2) |
| Next element | F4 (or Fn F4) |
| Previous element | Shift F4 (or Shift Fn F4) |
| Views menu | |
| Show tools | F8 |
| Zoom in | Cmd + |
| Zoom out | Cmd - |
| Show map areas | Shift Cmd M |
| Show targets | Shift Cmd G |
| Show structure | Shift Cmd R |
| Show source | Shift Cmd U |
| Show links | Shift Cmd L |
| Show alternate | Shift Cmd A |
| Show table of contents | Shift Cmd T |
| Split view horizontally | Shift Cmd H |
| Split view vertically | Shift Cmd V |
| Insert menu | |
| Paragraph | Cmd Shift Return |
| Break | Cmd Return |
| Tools menu | |
| Check spelling | Cmd : |
Shortcut using sequences
| Command | Shortcut |
| Insert menu | |
| Map Area | Ctrl h Ctrl m |
| Preformatted | Ctrl h Ctrl p |
| Address | Ctrl h Ctrl a |
| Horizontal Rule | Ctrl h Ctrl h |
| Image | Ctrl h Ctrl i |
| Division | Ctrl h Ctrl v |
| Blockquote | Ctrl h Ctrl q |
| Ruby | Ctrl h Ctrl r |
| Comment | Ctrl h Ctrl c |
| Heading menu | |
| Heading 1 | Ctrl h Ctrl 1 |
| Heading 2 | Ctrl h Ctrl 2 |
| Heading 3 | Ctrl h Ctrl 3 |
| Heading 4 | Ctrl h Ctrl 4 |
| Heading 5 | Ctrl h Ctrl 5 |
| Heading 6 | Ctrl h Ctrl 6 |
| List menu | |
| Bulleted List | Ctrl h Ctrl l |
| Numbered List | Ctrl h Ctrl n |
| Definition List | Ctrl h Ctrl d |
| Form menu | |
| Insert a Form | Ctrl o Ctrl f |
| Button | Ctrl o Ctrl b |
| Checkbox | Ctrl o Ctrl t |
| File Selector | Ctrl o Ctrl u |
| Hidden | Ctrl o Ctrl h |
| Image | Ctrl o Ctrl m |
| Password | Ctrl o Ctrl p |
| Radio | Ctrl o Ctrl r |
| Reset | Ctrl o Ctrl x |
| Submit | Ctrl o Ctrl s |
| Text | Ctrl o Ctrl i |
| Fieldset | Ctrl o Ctrl c |
| Label | Ctrl o Ctrl l |
| Menu | Ctrl o Ctrl n |
| Submenu | Ctrl o Ctrl g |
| Textarea | Ctrl o Ctrl a |
| Object menu | |
| Object | Ctrl h Ctrl o |
| Parameter | Ctrl h Ctrl w |
| Table and Edit table menus | |
| Table | Ctrl t Ctrl t |
| Caption | Ctrl t Ctrl l |
| Change to Data cell | Ctrl t Ctrl d |
| Change to Heading cell | Ctrl t Ctrl h |
| Join with the cell at the right | Ctrl t Ctrl e |
| Join with the cell below | Ctrl t Ctrl j |
| Shrink horizontal extend | Ctrl t Ctrl s |
| Shrink vertical extend | Ctrl t Ctrl m |
| Select the row | Ctrl t Ctrl r |
| Insert a row | Ctrl t Ctrl i |
| Append a row | Ctrl t Ctrl n |
| Select the column | Ctrl t Ctrl c |
| Insert a column | Ctrl t Ctrl b |
| Append a column | Ctrl t Ctrl a |
| Paste before | Ctrl t Ctrl p |
| Paste after | Ctrl t Ctrl v |
| Information Type menu | |
| Emphasis | Ctrl i Ctrl e |
| Strong | Ctrl i Ctrl s |
| Cite | Ctrl i Ctrl w |
| Definition | Ctrl i Ctrl x |
| Code | Ctrl i Ctrl t |
| Variable | Ctrl i Ctrl v |
| Sample | Ctrl i Ctrl m |
| Keyboard | Ctrl i Ctrl k |
| Abbreviation | Ctrl i Ctrl u |
| Acronym | Ctrl i Ctrl y |
| Insertion | Ctrl i Ctrl i |
| Deletion | Ctrl i Ctrl d |
| Character element menu | |
| Quotation | Ctrl i Ctrl q |
| BiDi override | Ctrl i Ctrl z |
| Math menu | |
| Insert a formula | Ctrl m Ctrl m |
| New matrix | Ctrl m Ctrl h |
| Plain text | Ctrl m Ctrl x |
| Identifier | Ctrl m Ctrl d |
| Number | Ctrl m Ctrl n |
| Operator | Ctrl m Ctrl g |
| Space | Ctrl m Ctrl Space |
| Character | Ctrl m Ctrl e |
| InvisibleTimes | Ctrl m Ctrl i |
| ApplyFunction | Ctrl m Ctrl a |
| Root | Ctrl m Ctrl r |
| Square root | Ctrl m Ctrl q |
| Enclose | Ctrl m Ctrl c |
| Fraction | Ctrl m Ctrl f |
| Subscript and Superscript | Ctrl m Ctrl b |
| Subscript | Ctrl m Ctrl v |
| Superscript | Ctrl m Ctrl 6 |
| Under and Over | Ctrl m Ctrl k |
| Under | Ctrl m Ctrl u |
| Over | Ctrl m Ctrl o |
| Parentheses | Ctrl m Ctrl p |
| Multiscripts | Ctrl m Ctrl s |
| Palette math | |
| Structure row | Ctrl m Ctrl l |
| Piecewise | Ctrl m Ctrl j |
| Matrix | Ctrl m Ctrl t |
| Factorial | Ctrl m Ctrl ! |
| Universal quantifier | Ctrl M Ctrl A |
| Complexes | Ctrl M Ctrl C |
| Differential | Ctrl M Ctrl D |
| Partial differential | Ctrl M Ctrl d |
| There exists | Ctrl M Ctrl E |
| Arrow | Ctrl M Ctrl F |
| Arrow with base | Ctrl M Ctrl f |
| Greater than or equal | Ctrl M Ctrl G |
| Integral | Ctrl M Ctrl I |
| Special integral | Ctrl M Ctrl i |
| Imply | Ctrl M Ctrl J |
| Equivalent to | Ctrl M Ctrl j |
| Less or equal | Ctrl M Ctrl L |
| Application | Ctrl M Ctrl M |
| Naturals | Ctrl M Ctrl N |
| Negation | Ctrl M Ctrl n |
| Product from ... to ... | Ctrl M Ctrl P |
| Product | Ctrl M Ctrl p |
| Rationnals | Ctrl M Ctrl Q |
| Reals | Ctrl M Ctrl R |
| Sum from ... to ... | Ctrl M Ctrl S |
| Sum | Ctrl M Ctrl s |
| Tend to ... | Ctrl M Ctrl T |
| Tend to ... when ... tend to ... | Ctrl M Ctrl t |
| Union | Ctrl M Ctrl U |
| Column vector | Ctrl M Ctrl V |
| Line vector | Ctrl M Ctrl v |
| Is in | Ctrl M Ctrl Y |
| Includes | Ctrl M Ctrl y |
| Relative numbers | Ctrl M Ctrl Z |
| Alphabet grec | |
| alpha : α, Α | Ctrl g Ctrl a / Ctrl G Ctrl A |
| beta : β, Β | Ctrl g Ctrl b / Ctrl G Ctrl B |
| gamma : γ, Γ | Ctrl g Ctrl c / Ctrl G Ctrl C |
| delta : δ, Δ | Ctrl g Ctrl d / Ctrl G Ctrl D |
| epsilon : ε, Ε | Ctrl g Ctrl e / Ctrl G Ctrl E |
| zeta : ζ, Ζ | Ctrl g Ctrl z / Ctrl G Ctrl Z |
| eta : η, Η | Ctrl g Ctrl h / Ctrl G Ctrl H |
| theta : θ, Θ | Ctrl g Ctrl j / Ctrl G Ctrl J |
| iota : ι, Ι | Ctrl g Ctrl i / Ctrl G Ctrl I |
| kappa : κ, Κ | Ctrl g Ctrl k / Ctrl G Ctrl K |
| lambda : λ, Λ | Ctrl g Ctrl l / Ctrl G Ctrl L |
| mu : μ, Μ | Ctrl g Ctrl m / Ctrl G Ctrl M |
| nu : ν, Ν | Ctrl g Ctrl n / Ctrl G Ctrl N |
| xi : ξ, Ξ | Ctrl g Ctrl q / Ctrl G Ctrl Q |
| omicron : ο, Ο | Ctrl g Ctrl o / Ctrl G Ctrl O |
| pi : π, Π | Ctrl g Ctrl p / Ctrl G Ctrl P |
| rho : ρ, Ρ | Ctrl g Ctrl r / Ctrl G Ctrl R |
| sigma : σ, Σ | Ctrl g Ctrl s / Ctrl G Ctrl S |
| tau : τ, Τ | Ctrl g Ctrl t / Ctrl G Ctrl T |
| upsilon : υ, Υ | Ctrl g Ctrl u / Ctrl G Ctrl U |
| phi : φ, Φ | Ctrl g Ctrl f / Ctrl G Ctrl F |
| chi : χ, Χ | Ctrl g Ctrl x / Ctrl G Ctrl X |
| psi : ψ, Ψ | Ctrl g Ctrl y / Ctrl G Ctrl Y |
| omega : ω, Ω | Ctrl g Ctrl w / Ctrl G Ctrl W |
| Links menu | |
| Copy location | Ctrl l Ctrl c |
| Link to previous target | Ctrl l Ctrl p |
| Create or change link | Ctrl l Ctrl l |
| Create target | Ctrl l Ctrl t |
| Delete anchor | Ctrl l Ctrl d |
| Format menu | |
| Create rule | Ctrl i Ctrl c |
| Show applied style | Ctrl i Ctrl g |
| Link | Ctrl i Ctrl l |
| Open | Ctrl i Ctrl o |
| Remove | Ctrl i Ctrl r |
| Tools menu | |
| Transform | Ctrl t Ctrl x |
| Change title | Ctrl h Ctrl t |
| Generate table of contents | Ctrl h Ctrl g |
| Graphics menu | |
| Show the graphic library | Ctrl l Ctrl s |
| Add the selected graphics in the library | Ctrl l Ctrl f |
Gmail is the most popular email providers out there. While most people opt for the Gmail service, Outlook enjoys a sizable following among consumers and enterprise users. Unlike Gmail, Outlook offers a native app on Windows and Mac. While it gets the job done, you will find the icons and text too small. Instead of using the cursor to navigate and use the Outlook app, you should opt for the Outlook keyboard shortcuts on Windows and Mac.
Outlook app isn’t limited to the Mail function only. It also integrates Calendar, Contacts, Microsoft To-Do, and Sticky Notes in it. The keyboard shortcuts add-on becomes even more evident as you may need to navigate the app menus.
Using keyboard shortcuts, you can quickly mark emails read, delete those marketing junk, flag an email to send it straight to Microsoft To-Do, and even compose an event in the Outlook calendar.
This post will cover the top fifteen Outlook keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac. Memorize them and witness your productivity going through the roof. Let’s get started.
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Read More1. Navigate Among Prime Outlook Menus
As I mentioned earlier, the Outlook desktop apps have Contacts,Calendar, Tasks, and Sticky Notes integration. You can either use the cursor at the bottom corner to move between them or opt for the shortcuts' swift keyboard.
You can use the Command + 1/2/3/4/5 on Mac or Ctrl + 1/2/3/4/5 onWindows to navigate Contacts, Calendar, Mail, and more in Outlook.
2. Reply to Email
One of the major quirks with Outlook Windows and Mac apps is thatmost menus and icons are small. New users will have a hard timefinding the relevant action button. If you want to quickly reply to anemail in Outlook then select the mail and hit the Command + R for Mac orCtrl + R on Windows to open the reply mail menu.
3. Forward Mail
Email Forwarding is another option that many of us use regularly. You can press the Command + J on Mac or Ctrl + F on Windows to forward the selected mail on Outlook.
4. Mark All Email as Read
It's quite easy to fill up the inbox with the irrelevant mails from marketers, banking offers, and promotional stuff in today's day and age.Instead of going through all these emails, you can quickly use theOption + Command + T on Mac or Ctrl + Q on Windows to mark emails asread.
5. Use Flags
I use the flag function all the time in Microsoft Outlook. When youflag an email, it will directly go to the Microsoft To-Do tasks app. Youshould select an email and use the Ctrl + Shift + G on Windows orControl + 0 keys on Mac to flag an email.
6. Mark As Unread
Accidently marked an email as Read? You can quickly set it as unread byusing a keyboard shortcut. Select an email and use Ctrl + U on Windowsor Shift + Command + T on Mac to mark it as unread.
7. Use Search Bar
Outlook offers an advanced search function to swift find an emailthat you are looking for. You can use Ctrl + E on Windows Option +Command + F on Mac to use the filter in the search bar.
8. Archive Mail
Outlook provides a handy keyboard shortcut to archive mail. Selectthe mail and use Control + E on Mac or E key on Windows to send theemail to the Archive menu.
9. Move Mail to Any Folder
You can neatly organize the Outlook Inbox using folders. Select anemail and use the Shift + Ctrl + M on Windows or Shift + Command + M onMac to move the email to a different folder.
10. Mark As Junk
Junk folder lets you put away the irrelevant emails in a separatefolder. To mark an email as Junk, use the Ctrl + J on Windows or Shift +Command + J on Mac. You can also opt for the Ctrl + Alt + J keys to mark an email as not Junk on Windows.
11. Create New Event in Calendar
Outlook Calendar is one of the important parts of the Outlookexperience. First up, switch to the Calendar menu (Command + 2 on Mac orCtrl + 2 on Windows) and use the Command + N keys on Mac or Ctrl + N onWindows to create a new event in Calendar.
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Read More12. Navigate Different Views in Calendar
You can easily switch among different calendar views such as Today,Week, Month, and more. First, switch to the Calendar menu using thekeyboard shortcut and switch among calendar views using Alt +1/2/3/4/5 on Windows or Control + Command + 1/2/3/4/5 keys on Mac.
That has been my most-used Outlook Calendar shortcut.
13. Sync Outlook App
If you miss the latest data in the Outlook app, then use the Control + Command + K keys on Mac to sync the app.
14. Add New Task
Microsoft has integrated Microsoft To-Do in the Outlookapp. You can switch to the Tasks menu using the trick one and then usethe Command + N on Mac or Ctrl + N on Windows to add new tasks.
15. Add an Emoji in Email Conversation
As you may expect, the Outlook email app comes with a rich editor tocustomize the text. If you want to add an emoji duringthe reply, then use Control + Command + Space on Mac or Windows Key + .on Windows to open the emoji panel. Using the same keyboard shortcut,you can integrate special characters such as trademark, copyright, currency symbols, and others in conversation.
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Using keyboard shortcuts, you can efficiently navigate the Outlookapp. Master them, and you will hardly need the trackpad or mouse to usethe Outlook app. If there is another keyboard shortcut that youregularly use in Outlook, let us know about it in the commentssection below.
Next up:Using Outlook, you can auto-forward emails. Read the post below to learn how to auto-forward emails in Outlook.
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