Check out these great shortcuts in Gmail via Mashable. Here they are, all in one location….

1. Compose

Press Shift + C to compose a new message in a new window.

2. Scroll Up & Down

Scroll between messages in your inbox by pressing K and J to access newer and older emails, respectively.

(The tiny blue bar to the right of the arrow indicates the highlighted message.)

3. Select a Message

As you’re scrolling through your inbox, select a message by hitting X. From there, you can perform a variety of functions, such as archiving, labeling, etc.

4. Move Between Conversations

When you’re in an email thread, type N and P to move among newer and older conversations. Hit O or Enter to expand a conversation.

(The blue bar to the right of the arrow indicates the highlighted conversation.)

5. Archive

When you’re in an email, simply press E to archive. If there’s already a label applied, the email will archive into that folder.

6. Reply & Forward

When viewing an email, hit R to reply, A to reply all, or F to forward.

7. Save Draft

If you’re in the middle of composing a message and want to save for later, type Ctrl + S to save as a draft.

8. Delete

To move a message to the trash, type #

9. Label or Move

Whether you’re within a message or have selected the message from your inbox, type L to label. A drop-down box of folders will appear. Either select one, or type the folder name to search.

10. Mark as Read or Unread

Once you’ve selected a message, either type Shift + I to mark as read or Shift + U to mark as unread

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