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How keystroke memory and Outlook screw me.

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I use two mail clients, Outlook and Notes.  In Notes when I'm done creating an email I hit Esc and then Press Enter and the mail is gone, I never look at the message box that pops up because I've been doing the exact same keystroke sequence for something like 17+ years (probably why I hate Notes 8 and it's shortcut changes so much).  17+ years makes anything a hard habbit to break, sadly I keep doing the same keystroke in Outlook, but in Outlook, Esc, Enter doesn't send the email it saves it to the Drafts folder, so in my head I think I've sent the email but in fact it's sitting in the drafts folder.  

Anybody else have keystrokes they use in one app that carry on to them working in other apps that don't do what they expect?

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Gravatar Image1 - Carl,

Right double-click to Close! In Notes it's great, but in other apps no go.
It trips me up in other apps all the timeEmoticon

Bob

Gravatar Image2 - F5 to reload in browser, in Notes... well, you know ;)

Gravatar Image3 - I get screwed in the opposite direction! I use Outlook more than I use Notes as I send more email at work than at home.

Ctl-enter sends email in Outlook, and I always end up doing it in Notes when I get home Emoticon

Gravatar Image4 - If I said F9 would that refresh any memories...........Emoticon

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