Thanks for the tips on getting rid of the splitter. I finally
understand it. :) It worked like it was supposed to. Surprislingly,
the mouse was where I needed it to be. Guess it's tracking correctly
or something.
Jane
On Dec 23, 2005, at 8:49 AM, John W. Hess wrote:
Richard, the preview pain is actually a portion of the window who's
size can be changed by moving a splitter on the screen. To
eliminate the preview pain use your vo keys and navigate to the
splitter, press vokeys-f5 to find out where the mouse is and if it
is not on the splitter press vokeys-command-f5 to move the mouse to
the voiceover curser. hold the vo keys down along with the shift
key and press the space bar 2 times to click twice on the splitter
and this should close the pain. I alternate between the two states
and this method works quite well. Unfortunately, you won't hear any
speech stating that it has been closed but as you are arrowing down
messages you will notice the status will not change until you hit
enter on one. after reading it close the window with command-w and
you will be back in the inbox and notice that the status has
changed. Unfortunately, when the pain is closed the jump command
does not work.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Wells"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 8:19 AM
Subject: Preview Pane IN Mail?
I know I'm just over-looking this, but where is the preview pane
in Mail? I have looked in the view menu and the preferences menu
but I haven't found it yet. I don't want to have messages marked
as read until I open them. I just don't get the concept of the
Mail window at all. Everything I have accomplished so far has been
accidentally. Mail is turning out to be one of those "It worked! I
wish I could remember what I did..." experiences. The chapter that
covers it and the browser was no help even after going through it
three times.
HELP!
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