I write this blog to build up Org mode for Emacs muscle memory on key bindings.

I expect to review this periodically by following these steps.

1. Open Emacs session in Org mode.
2. Read the intent in each section
3. Answer the intent in my mind. This include recall the key binding and command.

Timestamps

This section focus on timestamp editing.

Intent	Key Binding	Command
Insert date	C-c.	org-time-stamp
Insert date time	C-uC-c.
Insert date but not in agenda	C-c!	org-time-stamp-inactive
Insert date time but not in agenda	C-uC-c!
Increment by 1 day	S-→	org-timestamp-up-day
Decrement by 1 day	S-←	org-timestamp-down-day
Increment by 1 unit under cursor	S-↑	org-timestamp-up
Decrement by 1 unit under cursor	S-↓	org-timestamp-down-down
Correct date time entry under cursor	C-cC-c

Reference

• Creating timestamps

Deadline and Schedule

This section focus on deadline and schedule editing

Intent	Key Binding	Command
Insert deadline	C-cC-d	org-deadline
Insert schedule	C-cC-s	org-schedule
Check deadline	C-c/d	org-check-deadlines

Reference

• Inserting deadlines or schedules

Clock My Work

Intent	Key Binding	Command
Clock in	C-cC-xC-i	org-clock-in
Clock out	C-cC-xC-o	org-clock-out
Clock out last	C-cC-xC-x	org-clock-in-last
Cancel clock in	C-cC-xC-q	org-clock-cancel
Goto current clock in	C-cC-xC-j	org-clock-goto
Modify estimate	C-cC-xC-e	org-clock-modify-effort-estimate
Mark TODO to DONE	C-cC-t	org-todo
Dispaly clock	C-cC-xC-d	org-clock-display

Reference

• Clocking commands