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Scroll Lock key  is so infrequently used, it might not be on your keyboard at all especially if it’s a compact or laptop keyboard. However, you can easily remap the Scroll Lock to serve a more useful purpose, or configure it as a shortcut to launch a program. In this post, we will show you how to   remap and launch any program with the Scroll Lock key  on Windows 10. The Scroll Lock key was on the very first IBM PC released in 1981. It was intended to toggle a feature for which you could use the arrow keys to move text inside a window instead of the cursor. As of present, the arrow keys function in most programs automatically based on context. As a result, the Scroll Lock feature is rarely used as it was originally intended. However, Microsoft Excel still uses Scroll Lock for its original purpose. If Scroll Lock is disabled, you use the arrow keys to move the cursor between cells. When Scroll Lock is enabled, though, you can  use the arrow keys to scroll the entire workbook page

Depending on your field of work, you might use emails as the primary means of communication with your clients. But as with all pieces of technologies, aren’t a 100% reliable and can misfire. Microsoft Outlook is the most popular email and application manager because it’s creators carefully built an aura of dependability and security around it. But the reality is, Outlook is far from being worthy of our full trust. I say this because Outlook seems to have a habit of not sending important emails at the most inopportune times. At least in my case, it has. But as it turns out, the web is full of people with emails stuck in their Outlook’s Inbox and the causes are multiple. The issue usually goes like this – You write the email and hit the  Send  button. After a while, you find out that the email is still in the Outbox folder with no intention of ever leaving. Unfortunately, there are many reasons why Outlook wouldn’t send an email, so prepare for some extensive troubleshooting. Luc