FWIW, I'm using β54 (3815)
On Sep 22, 10:37 am, Doug Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here's my basic desire: > > I want a simple way to move the current message I'm viewing in > Mail.app into a mailbox without using my mouse. > > Mail.app only offers a keyboard shortcut to move again to the last > mailbox I moved a message to (Message -> Move to "Archive" again). But > I don't always remember what the last mailbox was and I would like to > be prompted for the mailbox. > > Quicksilver's Mail plugin has a "move to mailbox" action, but I can't > get this to work. > > There are, I believe, at least two issues I'm having. > > First, the account is an IMAP account and the mailboxes don't show up > in Quicksilver. I've read the Quicksilver.pdf User's Guide. It says > "To use them in Quicksilver drag them from Mail.app into the Catalog > (e.g., under Custom)." But that doesn't work. I drag but they don't > stick. Another comment in a different discussion here (http:// > groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/msg/12079da61e8d560e? > hl=en) suggested dragging the folders from a Finder window to the > catalog but that this will circumvent the messages being treated as > individual messages. > > The next problem is that, from what I read, once the folders are > properly recognized, there is no simple way to select the *current* > message. The messages are indexed by subject and/or sender. I don't > want to type any part of the text of the message I'm looking at. I > want to type something like "selected message" or "current message". > > Or am I completely missing something obvious? > > thanks, > > Doug
