User: add 45 working days to Mar 7 2025
Assistant: To add 45 working days to March 7, 2025, we need to consider weekdays (Monday to Friday) and exclude weekends (Saturday and Sunday). 

March 7, 2025, is a Friday. 

Here’s a breakdown of how to count the working days:

1. **From March 7 to March 31** (March has 31 days):
   - March 8-9: 2 weekend days (Saturday and Sunday)
   - March 10-14: 5 working days
   - March 15-16: 2 weekend days
   - March 17-21: 5 working days
   - March 22-23: 2 weekend days
   - March 24-28: 5 working days
   - March 29-30: 2 weekend days
   - March 31: 1 working day

   Total working days in March = 5 + 5 + 5 + 1 = **16 working days**

2. **Now we have 45 - 16 = 29 working days left to add into April and May**.

In **April 2025**:
- April has 30 days. The weekdays are as follows:
   - April 1-4: 4 working days
   - April 5-6: 2 weekend days
   - April 7-11: 5 working days
   - April 12-13: 2 weekend days
   - April 14-18: 5 working days
   - April 19-20: 2 weekend days
   - April 21-25: 5 working days
   - April 26-27: 2 weekend days
   - April 28-30: 3 working days

   Total working days in April = 4 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 + 3 = **27 working days**

3. Since we only need 29 more working days, this means we will include:
   - All 27 working days in April.
   - After April, we are left to add 29 - 27 = 2 working days in May.

In **May 2025**:
- May has 31 days, and the weekends are:
   - May 1 (Thursday) and May 2 (Friday): 2 working days
   - May 3-4: 2 weekend days
   - May 5-9: 5 working days

Since we need 2 more working days, they will fall on May 1 and May 2.

Therefore, adding 45 working days to March 7, 2025, brings us to **May 2, 2025**.
User: rewrite a response  in a polite formal tone We would like to avoid changing the flow as it affects other documents: original comment: The Poverty and Social dimensions section should after Economic and Financial Viability, before Gender.
Assistant: We kindly request that the flow of the document remain unchanged, as any alterations may impact other sections. Specifically, we believe that the Poverty and Social Dimensions section should be placed after the Economic and Financial Viability section and before the Gender section. Thank you for your understanding.
User: mac mail keyboard shortcuts
Assistant: Here are some commonly used keyboard shortcuts for Apple Mail:

### General Shortcuts
- **Command (⌘) + N**: Create a new message
- **Command (⌘) + Shift + N**: New mailbox
- **Command (⌘) + R**: Reply to the current message
- **Command (⌘) + Shift + R**: Reply all to the current message
- **Command (⌘) + L**: Forward the current message
- **Command (⌘) + Option + F**: Forward the current message to the recipient in the "To" field

### Navigation Shortcuts
- **Command (⌘) + 1**: Switch to Mailbox list
- **Command (⌘) + 2**: Switch to Inbox
- **Command (⌘) + 3**: Switch to Drafts
- **Command (⌘) + 4**: Switch to Sent Mail
- **Command (⌘) + [`]**: Move to the next message
- **Command (⌘) + [']**: Move to the previous message

### Message Management
- **Command (⌘) + Delete**: Move the selected message to the Trash
- **Command (⌘) + Shift + Delete**: Empty Trash
- **Command (⌘) + Y**: Mark the selected message as read/unread
- **Command (⌘) + Shift + N**: Mark the selected message as flagged/unflagged

### Search
- **Command (⌘) + F**: Search in the current mailbox
- **Command (⌘) + Option + F**: Search in all mailboxes

### Viewing
- **Command (⌘) + Option + T**: Show or hide message toolbar
- **Command (⌘) + Option + S**: Show or hide the sidebar

### Miscellaneous
- **Command (⌘) + H**: Hide Mail application
- **Command (⌘) + Q**: Quit Mail application

These shortcuts can help streamline your email management experience in Apple Mail. Feel free to reach out if you need more assistance!
User: How can I change Mac mail keyboard shortcuts to customize them as per my preference?
Assistant: