To enable or disable the voice over option on Mac (Which I think is really cool) Press the command+F5 keys together.
Start up SQL Anywhere Services from command prompt on NT
On the taskbar, click on “Start” then select “Run”. Type in regedt32 or regedit.
ASANYx_y or SQLANYx_y
where ‘x’ represents the Service Type:
a – Sample Applicationc – Client
e – Standalone Engine
l – Agent for Replication Servero – Open Server Gateway
r – SQL Remote Message Agents – Network Server
and ‘y’ represents the Service Name as seen in the ‘Name’ column in Sybase SQL Anywhere Service Manager.
Find out which key is for the service you want to start from the DOS prompt. Write down the name of the key. Note that the key is
Case sensitive for version 5.x.x but is not case sensitive for version 6.x.x/7.x.x/8.x.x.
Therefore, the syntax to start up a SQL Anywhere Service from a command prompt (DOS prompt) would be:
net start <key for the service from registry editor>
Therefore, the syntax to stop a SQL Anywhere/Adaptive Server Anywhere Service from a command prompt (DOS prompt) would be:
net stop <key for the service from registry editor>
Credit to: http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=10915
So you want to quickly send that email and you too lazy to click on the send button in Outlook for Mac 2011.
Like me who doesn’t want to remove my hands from the keyboard and just wants to click send via a keyboard shortcut. Coming from Windows where Alt + S does that made me wonder – what’s the Mac equivalent so to quickly send that mail press Command and Enter (
+ RETURN) .
For a full list of shortcuts please review the reference below – my favourite list is:
| Create a new message | + N |
| Send the open message | + RETURN |
| Save an item | + S |
| Print an item | + P |
| Undo the last action | + Z |
| Redo the last action | + Y |
| Hide Outlook | + H |
| Quit Outlook | + Q |
Reference: http://office.microsoft.com/en-za/mac-outlook-help/outlook-keyboard-shortcuts-HA102927379.aspx
