To show the menu to download pictures, change automatic download settings, or add a sender to the Safe Senders List, press CTRL+SHIFT+W.
To switch the Navigation Pane o­n and off, press ALT+F1.
To display the Advanced Find dialog box, press CTRL+SHIFT+F.
The fastest way to compose a new message is to press CTRL+SHIFT+M.
Need to jot a quick note? Press CTRL+SHIFT+N.
To create a new contact, press CTRL+SHIFT+C.
To go to Mail view, press CTRL+1.
To go to Calendar view, press CTRL+2.
To go to Contacts view, press CTRL+3.
To go to the Tasks list, press CTRL+4.
To go to Notes view, press CTRL+5.
To reply to the current e-mail message, press CTRL+R.
To forward the current e-mail message, press CTRL+F.
To delete the current e-mail message, press CTRL+D.
To quickly record selected items in the Journal, press CTRL+J.
To quickly remove formatting from selected text, press CTRL+SPACEBAR.
To reply to everyone who received the selected message, press CTRL+SHIFT+R.
To select several adjacent items, click the first item, and then hold down SHIFT and click the last item.
To select several nonadjacent items, click the first item and then hold down CTRL and click each additional item.
To select all the items in a folder, click o­ne of the items and press CTRL+A.
To send an open message, press ALT+S.
To quickly check spelling in an open item, press F7.
To select the next or previous item o­n the timeline in Journal, even if it isn't visible, press the LEFT ARROW key or RIGHT ARROW key.
To quickly switch to your Inbox, press CTRL+SHIFT+I.
To quickly switch to your Outbox, press CTRL+SHIFT+O.
When viewing an open item, you can move to the next item or previous item by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+> or CTRL+SHIFT+<.
To quickly switch to viewing by weeks in Calendar, click in Calendar and then press ALT+HYPHEN.
To quickly mark a message as read, press CTRL+Q.
To quickly move between the schedule area and TaskPad view in Calendar, press CTRL+TAB.
To quickly create a new item of the same type as the folder you are in, press CTRL+N. For example, CTRL+N creates a new message in the Inbox or a new task in Tasks.
To quickly create a new Journal entry, press CTRL+SHIFT+J.

 

 

Thanks Gary for the tip, I managed ok with the codepage (by changing the registry entry ACP under HKLM\system\CurrentControlSet\Control\NLS\CodePage . God knows why...) and now it's working.
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guide I get the messae "The specified MSProjectServerRole account is not in the MSProjectServerRole role." I checked for 100 times that the user is in the required role, and tried to recreate the logins and roles - nothing helps. ANYBODY ???.

В нашем случае изменение ACP на 1252
фиксит проблему :) 

A. Exchange Server is effectively a service to a back-end database--the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE); thus, disk performance is a major factor in the performance of your Exchange Server implementation. It's therefore vital that you segregate your OS, transaction logs, and database in an optimal configuration, as follows:

OS (includes the Exchange Server binaries): RAID 1 (mirrored)
Storage group (SG) transaction logs: RAID 1 (mirrored)--Each SG has its own transaction logs and should have separate physical disks. The disks that comprise the RAID 1 drive should be o­n separate controllers to avoid bottlenecks during write operations. RAID 1 is used instead RAID 5 because RAID 1 performs better for write operations.
Databases: RAID 5 (striped with parity)--RAID 5 performs better for multiple-read environments, such as databases. An alternative to using RAID 5 for database storage is to use RAID 0+1, which is a stripe set without parity. The disks that comprise the stripe set are mirrored. However, sites typically don't choose to use RAID 0+1 for databases because of their high cost (i.e., half of the disk space isn't usable).