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Outlook has shortcuts for Windows, Mac, iOS, and the web version of Outlook. You can find a full list of keyboard shortcuts for Outlook in the support section on the Microsoft website. From frequently used options to the various shortcuts for navigation, composing mail, and even formatting text, there’s plenty to love. As a bonus, Microsoft even makes it easy to search their support doc. Simply press “Ctrl + F” on the website and then type in the shortcut you’re looking for.

Google Sheets is becoming a popular choice for those who are transitioning from MS products to the Google workspace, where all things are collaborative and collected in a single space for easy sharing and management. Sheets is a program that uploads to the cloud and offers real-time sharing and collaboration for teams who need more dynamic tools than the average spreadsheet offers.

Google Calendar is a popular tool for keeping track of appointments, events, and other business schedules. It’s handy enough as is, but then when you add in the possibility of keyboard shortcuts, it gets even simpler. You won’t have to click around for hours, deal with endless drop-down menus, or anything else. You can enable keyboard shortcuts for quick, easy navigation on your computer, mobile device, and anywhere else you access Google Calendar.

Excel is a software tool that’s been around almost as long as computers—it debuted in 1987 and was among the first spreadsheet programs of its kind and it has become a standard for several companies around the globe. Spreadsheets make tracking easy, whether it’s finances, inventory, or even a list of marketing campaigns that are currently running. And, like all Microsoft products, Excel comes with a host of shortcuts to make the software even easier to use.

Gmail is one of the most-used email platforms available today. It brings with it plenty of shortcuts and features to make managing, creating, and receiving emails easier than ever before. Whether you stick with the standard shortcuts or create your own, there’s a lot that you can use to improve your productivity.

If you’re a Google Docs user, you might already have some of your favorite shortcuts that help you get things done. Some people, however, are still new to the platform or perhaps just don’t realize all the great shortcuts that are available. You’ll find many that are similar to the ones offered in other software and word processors, but they’re all quite useful and can shave a lot of time off the creation of documents when you put them to use.

Keyboard shortcuts come in all varieties—they are available for different software programs, Internet browsers, and any other need you could imagine. Today, most programs have their own shortcuts that are based on some of the most standard keyboard shortcuts already in existence. In this guide, we’ll look at the top keyboard shortcuts for Windows-based computers.

Chrome is one of the most popular browsers today and the powering force of millions of Chromebook devices that are designed for casual Internet browsing. As Chromebooks become the answer to remote learning for several schools, the browser becomes an even more integral part of daily life. As with all the tools that you use, the best thing you can do is learn all about the shortcuts that will save you time and hassle.

Learn more about what is email automation and how it can help your business and workflow in this guest post.