why should my coworkers have all the fun?

I just signed up to write a column in our office newsletter. It's called:
My first article is due next week, but I'll be out relaxing (and hopefully catching up on some writing, but don't hold your breath) so I wrote it today. It's full of useful tidbits and shortcuts. Just chock-a-block with them. In fact, don't read this without appropriate precautions. You could hurt yourself.

You know your keyboard shortcuts in Word, but do you know what's available to you in Outlook?

In addition to the familiar shortcut keys from Word (e.g., Ctrl+P for Print, Ctrl+N for New Document or Ctrl+Z for Undo), there are a couple of Outlook-specific keyboard shortcuts that can save you some valuable time when sending emails.

If you want to: Use this keyboard shortcut Good for:
Check the names
on the To, Cc, and
Bcc lines against the
Address Book Alt+K or Ctrl+K Getting the right Lori,
Alan, Josh, Lynn or Jay

Jump to the subject field Alt+J Jotting down your
headline when
inspiration strikes
Switch to your Inbox
(from Calendar, Contacts,
Sent Items, wherever) Ctrl+Shift+I Getting back to your
Inbox from wherever
you may have roamed

Delete a whole word Ctrl+Backspace Eliminating typooos

Send the current email Alt+S or Ctrl+Enter Getting that email on its way!

Create a new email
message (from inside and
outside of your Inbox) Ctrl+Shift+M Drafting an email while
looking at your calendar
or contacts
Reply to a message
without taking your
hands off the keyboard Ctrl+R Shortening the time you
spend responding to emails