Microsoft Outlook shotcuts

Here are a list of shortcuts to help you move faster in Microsoft Outlook:
Alt + . (period) Open the Address Book with the To field selected
Alt + A Open the Action drop-down menu
Alt + B Open the Address Book with the BCC field selected
Alt + C Select message recipients for CC field
Alt + D Switch to Daily calendar view
Alt + E Open the Edit drop-down menu
Alt + F Open the File drop-down menu
Alt + G Open the Go drop-down menu
Alt + H Open the Help drop-down menu
Alt + I Open the Find tool bar / Open the Insert drop-down menu
Alt + J Move to the Subject field
Alt + K Check names in the To, CC, or BCC field against the Address Book (cursor must be in the corresponding message header field)
Alt + L Reply All
Alt + M Switch to Monthly calendar view
Alt + N Open the Accounts drop-down menu
Alt + O Open the Format drop-down menu / Switch to Today calendar view
Alt + P Open the Message Options dialog box
Alt + R Reply / Switch to Work Week Calendar view
Alt + S Send
Alt + T Open the Tools drop-down menu
Alt + V Open the View drop-down menu
Alt + W Forward an item / Switch to Weekly calendar view
Alt + Y Switch to Daily calendar view
Ctrl + 1 Go to Mail
Ctrl + 2 Go to Calendar
Ctrl + 3 Go to Contacts
Ctrl + 4 Go to Tasks
Ctrl + 5 Go to Notes
Ctrl + 6 Go to Folder List
Ctrl + 7 Go to Shortcuts
Ctrl + 8 Go to Journal
Ctrl + A Select all
Ctrl + B Bold when editing a rich text message
Ctrl + C Copy
Ctrl + D Delete an item (message, task, contact, etc.)
Ctrl + E Activate the Find drop-down menu / Center Align when editing a rich text message
Ctrl + F Forward
Ctrl + J Open a new Journal Entry from the selected item (message, task, contact, etc.)
Ctrl + K Check names in the To, CC, or BCC field against the Address Book (cursor must be in the corresponding message header field)
Ctrl + M Send/Receive all
Ctrl + O Open
Ctrl + P Print
Ctrl + Q Mark the selected message Read
Ctrl + R Reply
Ctrl + S Save a draft message
Ctrl + T Tab
Ctrl + U Mark the selected message Unread
Ctrl + V Paste
Ctrl + X Cut
Ctrl + Y Go to Folder
Ctrl + Z Undo
Ctrl + Backspace Delete the previous word
Ctrl + End Move to the end
Ctrl + Home Move to the beginning
Ctrl + Shift + A Open a new Appointment
Ctrl + Shift + B Open the Address Book
Ctrl + Shift + C Create a new Contact
Ctrl + Shift + E Open a new folder
Ctrl + Shift + F Open the Advanced Find window
Ctrl + Shift + G Flag message for follow up
Ctrl + Shift + J Open a new Journal Entry
Ctrl + Shift + K Open a new Task
Ctrl + Shift + L Open a new Distribution List
Ctrl + Shift + M Open a new Message
Ctrl + Shift + N Open a new Note
Ctrl + Shift + O Switch to the Outbox
Ctrl + Shift + P Open the New Search Folder window
Ctrl + Shift + Q Open a new Meeting Request
Ctrl + Shift + R Reply All
Ctrl + Shift + S Open a new Discussion
Ctrl + Shift + U Open a new Task Request
Ctrl + Shift + Y Copy a Folder
Shift + Tab Select the previous message header button or field
F1 Open Outlook Help
F3 Activate the Find toolbar
F4 Open the Find window
F7 Spellcheck
F9 Send and receive all
F10 Select File from the Outlook toolbar button
F11 Activate the "Find a contact" dialog box
F12 Save As
Alt + F4 Close the active window

Importing a Text File into SQL server 2005 programatically using Bulk Insert method

First create a table to which the values from the txt file has to be imported
say we create a table with 2 fields as shown below


create table BULK_INSERTTest
(
LINE_NUM int null,
LINE_DATA VARCHAR(50) null
)


Then using the Bulk Insert command as shown below we can easily import a txt file values
to a table in Sqlserver 2005



BULK INSERT
BULK_INSERTTest
from
'\\ppdys1402\Share\Manual.txt'
WITH
(
FIELDTERMINATOR = '\t',
ROWTERMINATOR = '\n',
FIRSTROW = 2
)

Now view the table using

select *from BULK_INSERTTest

Note:
Here the file that u give should have the access permission to ur account
various constraints like field delimiters , format file , First row etc are there to perform various operations
refer msdn for details

load an array of strings to a text file (one string value per line) and vice versa

Hi friends this is a simple idea of loading a string values from an array to a text file and re -loading the lines in the text file to a string array and printing it..

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
namespace StringArrayToFileAndwiseversa
{
public class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string path = @"E:\Projects\rao.txt";
string[] str = {"rao","ram","raj","sundu"};
//StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter();
ArrayToTextFile(str,path);
TextFileToArray(path);
}
// To load a array of strings to a text file
public static void ArrayToTextFile(string[] str1, string pathFilename)
{
StreamWriter sw = File.CreateText(pathFilename);
foreach (string str in str1)
{
sw.WriteLine(str);
}
sw.Close();
}
// Extract each line in a text file as an string array element
public static void TextFileToArray(string path)
{
string[] text = new string[10];
int i = 0;
StreamReader sr = File.OpenText(path);
text[i] = sr.ReadLine();
while (text[i] != null)
{
Console.WriteLine(text[i]);
i++;
text[i] = sr.ReadLine();
}
}
}
}