Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows Live Mail

I hate using mouse on my laptop. It just slows down my work. If you are also like me, I have some tips for you. Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows Live Mail.

Shortcut keys of windows live mail

New Email	ctrl+N
New Photo email	ctrl+shift+P
Event	ctrl+shift+E
News	ctrl+shift+W
COntact	ctrl+shift+N
Folder	ctrl+shift+D
Open	ctrl+o
Create New Folder	ctrl+shift+D
Print	ctrl+P
FInd message	ctrl+shift+F
Move to Folder	ctrl+shift+V
Delete	ctrl+D
View Blocked Image	F9
Mark as read	ctrl+Q
Mark conversation as read	ctrl+T
Mark all as read	ctrl+shift+A
Message in HTML	Alt+shift+H
Previous Message	ctrl+<
Next Message	ctrl+>
Next Unread Message	ctrl+U
Next Unread Conversation	ctrl+shift+U
*Next Unread Folder	ctrl+J
Go to folder	ctrl+Y
Go to mail	ctrl+shift+J
Go to Calendar	ctrl+shift+X
Go to COntcts	ctrl+shift+C
Go to Feed	ctrl+shift+K
Go to News Group	ctrl+shift+L
Sync all mail messages	F5
Sync everything	ctrl+F5
Manage News Group	ctrl+W
Reply	ctrl+R
Reply to all	ctrl+shift+R
Reply to group	ctrl+G
Forward	ctrl+F
Mark as junk	ctrl+alt+J
Flag Message	Alt+a+a
Watch conversation	Alt+a+t
Ignore conversation	Alt+a+i
Save as	Alt+f+a
Save attachments	Alt+f+v
Save as stationary	Alt+f+t
Import Message	Alt+f+i+m
Export message	Alt+f+e+m
Export Accounts	Alt+f+e+a
Find text in the message	Alt+e+f+t
Copy to folder	Alt+e+o
Empty Deleted Items	Alt+e+y
Mark as unread	Alt+e+n
Sort by assending	Alt+v+b+a
sort by descending	Alt+v+b+d
View by conversation (Note: When you view by conversation, the reading pane comes to bottom. To move reading pane to the right ALT+V+L; ALT+G; Enter.)	Alt+v+v
Expend conversation	Alt+v+x
Collapse Conversation	Alt+v+a
Mail rules	Alt+t+r+m
News rules	Alt+t+r+n
Manage feed	Alt+t+F
Manage IMAPI folders	Alt+t+I
Manage Accounts	Alt+t+c
Manage Safety Options	Alt+t+t
Forward as attachment	Alt+a+d
Add sender to safe list	Alt+a+j+s
Add senders domain to safe list	Alt+a+j+o
Add sender to block list	Alt+a+j+b
Add domain to block list	Alt+a+j+d
Create rule from message	Alt+a+e
Flag Message	Alt+a+f
Recombine Attachments	Alt+a+m

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Google Toolbar stopped working with Firefox 3.5 – Fix

Just updated my Firefox from 3.0.12 to 3.5.1 version. Initially things seem to be smooth but soon I realized that Google Toolbar is not working. You press any button on the toolbar and nothing happened. It only displays a tiny callout icon on the screen at the mouse pointer position and it disappeared as you move mouse. I tried to click this icon but nothing happened.

Then I googled about the issue. There were many posts on the Mozilla support site but nobody has mentioned any fix. Then I got one link of Google’s support site. In the forum, somebody suggested to uninstall and re-install the toolbar. I did exactly and it worked. And the good thing is that I retained my custom settings of buttons. Seems that Google stores these settings on it’s servers.

So here are the steps to uninstall and reinstall the Google Toolbar:

1. Open Add-ons dialog window of Mozilla Firefox. From the menu bar click on the Tools and select Add-ons.  This will open Add-ons window.
2. Click on the Extensions tab. ( )
3. Choose Google Toolbar for Firefox. You may need to scroll down the window.
4. When you select the Google Toolbar, its row expands and shows you three buttons. Click on uninstall. This will uninstall the Google toolbar and then prompt you to restart the Firefox.
5. Restart your browser. Click on the restart link on the Add-ons window. You can also close the window and then close your browser.
6. When your browser is opened (or you may need to open Firefox again if closed manually), make sure that Google toolbar is not there.
7. Open the Add-ons window again (see Step 1).
8. Click on the Get Add-ons button. ( )
9. In the search box type “Google Toolbar” and hit Enter.
10. It will show you many search results. Select Google Toolbar from the search results. You me need to scroll down the window.
11. Click in the Google Toolbar row. The row will expend and provide you a button “Add to Firefox”. This button is usually at the extreme right on the window. Sometimes you may have to scroll the window to the right.
12. Click on the “Add to Firefox” button.
13. When prompted, click on the install.
14. Restart Firefox.

And you are done. Your Google Toolbar will now work fine.

 

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How To Create A Podcast

Podcasting is a method of giving out media files over the Internet. But how exactly is a podcast created? Read on and this article will tell you all you need to know.

First of all you will need a domain name. This will give your subscribers the location of where they can obtain your media files. If you can, choose a name which is easy to remember and describes the type of podcast you are publishing. Use a domain register such as eNom or GoDaddy to register your domain name.

The next thing you will need is a web host. There are many companies you can use, for example, Host Gator or StartLogic. As you will be storing a large amount of media files it is best to think about getting a big disk space when you are looking for a web host. For instance, a 2-minute mp3 file may be 2 MB in size. Quite a few web hosting companies offer several GB in disk space at an extremely low monthly cost. Apart from the disk space, you should also consider the amount of bandwidth the company is providing. This is the quantity of data that can be moved to and from your host each month. As your data files will be large, even a few subscribers can easily use up all of your bandwidth in a short space of time. Somewhere between ten and one hundred GB of bandwidth may be sufficient, but keep an eye on this and make sure you increase your bandwidth as your subscribers swell in number.

Upon selection of your web hosting company you will be provided with name servers which you will apply to your domain name later on. To finish setting up your site, you will need to input the name servers into the site where your domain name is registered and then your site will be visible on the Internet.

When your site is set up you should search the Internet and download dircaster.php. Arrange this program to show the particulars of your domain and then upload to your site accordingly.

The next step is to record the media file, which is known as an episode, that you are going to podcast. Audacity, from audacity.sourceforge.net is handy software to use and it is a free and open source to record and edit sounds. You can then record your episode from a CD, the computer’s sound card, a microphone or even a VOIP conversation and then edit the file by mixing tracks and cutting or adding segments. You also need to be adding tags and descriptions on your episode too.

Upload this media file in the same directory as the dircaster.php. The dircaster will then generate a RSS feed informing your subscribers all about the new file that is available for them to download.

Setting up a podcast is not difficult and the good news is that it does not cost much either. The required software is free and downloadable from the Internet. If you feel you have something to share with others of like minds, then podcasting is a super way to supply your information to the Internet.

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(c) Yanesh Tyagi.