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If you’re not using any of the three online calendars listed above, what calendar do you use? And, if you don’t mind, what are the top keyboard shortcuts for your calendar? Let us know in the comments below.The StarLeaf video meetings solution continues to go from strength to strength. Add a new subscribed calendar – Option-Command (⌘)-S.Add a new calendar group – Shift-Command (⌘)-N.Select or deselect all the checkboxes next to calendars in the Calendar list – Command (⌘)-click any calendar’s checkbox.Select or deselect the checkbox next to the selected calendar – Space bar (with the Calendar list open).To exit full-screen view, press Escape – Control-Command (⌘)-F Go to a specific date – Shift-Command (⌘)-T.Go to the previous day, week, month, or year – Command (⌘)–Left Arrow.Go to the next day, week, month, or year – Command (⌘)–Right Arrow.Show or hide the Availability panel – Shift-Command (⌘)-A.Show or hide the Address panel – Option-Command (⌘)-A.Show information for a calendar or event – Command (⌘)-I.Open Calendar preferences – Command (⌘)-comma.Move the selected event 15 minutes later – Control-Option–Down Arrow.Move the selected event 15 minutes earlier – Control-Option–Up Arrow.Move an event to another calendar – Control-click the event.Select the next or previous event – Arrow keys.Close the event editor – Escape (while an event is open).Go to the previous field – Shift-Tab (while an event is open).Go to the next field – Tab (while an event is open).Edit the selected event in a new window – Option-Command (⌘)-I.Edit the selected event – Command (⌘)-E.Flag an email that you need to follow-up on – Control + Shift + Gįinally, here are the calendar keyboard shortcuts if you’re an Apple user.Share a calendar with others – Alt+H, S+C.Email a selected calendar to another person – Alt+H+E.Create a new calendar group or add a department calendar – Alt+H, C+G.Add shared calendars from other people or create a new calendar – Alt+H, O+C.

Show one day in the calendar – Alt+1 (for 2 days – Alt+2 and so forth).Show the month – Alt+H+T or Ctrl+Alt+4 or Alt+Equal sign S.Show the entire week – Alt+H+W or Ctrl+Alt+3 or Alt+Minus sign.Show the work week – Alt+H+K or Ctrl+Alt+2.Show the daily view – Alt+H+R or Ctrl+Alt+1.Show today in the calendar – Alt+H, O+D.Go to next appointment – Ctrl+Period or Ctrl+Shift+Period.

Go to previous appointment – Alt+End Ctrl+Comma or Ctrl+Shift+Comma.

Go to the previous day – Ctrl+Left Arrow.

Open an appointment when the reminder appears – Alt+O.

Set up recurrence for an appointment or task – Ctrl+G.

Forward an opened appointment or meeting – Ctrl+F.

Create a new task – Control + Shift + K.

Create a new meeting request – Ctrl+Shift+Q or Alt+H, M+R.

Create a new appointment – Ctrl+N or Ctrl+Shift+A.

Open the Go to Date edit box – Alt+H+L or Ctrl+G.

Jump to the Search the calendar edit box – Ctrl+E.

Look Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook comes with some incredibly easy and useful keyboard shortcuts for your calendar.

Keyboard shortcuts menu – ctrl + ? / command + ? or ?.

Google Calendar, as if it weren’t already awesome, comes with the following easy-to-use keyboard shortcuts So, are you ready to start regaining your time? Here’s some of the top keyboard shortcuts for your calendar. From there, you can use a simple syntax to add an events:, like Lunch w/ Lucy 1pm.

For example, in Apple’s Calendar it’s ⌘ + N, while it’s simply by pressing ‘q’ in Google Calendar. Since most online calendars support a “quick add” feature where you can quickly enter new event, this shouldn’t be a problem. This way you can schedule a meeting or deadline with the click of one button and move on to more important tasks. Personally, if there is one shortcut that you absolutely have to learn, it’s the shortcut for adding events. But, did you know that you can speed up that process by learning some handy shortcuts? If you’re like me, you’re probably frequently adding and editing events and tasks in your calendar.