>> - The ability to hide the large buttons in the upper left corner of the >> window. I file all my messages and would like as much screen space for my >> folders as possible. Making the buttons smaller and putting them in line >> with the toolbar would be okay too. > > General preferences/General/Display small navigation buttons
Perfect. I thought I had checked everything in the preferences. Glad to find it there already. >> >> - Making Command-D delete messages (like in OE). Maybe I'm missing some >> useful feature, but I can't figure out why I'd ever *want* to duplicate a >> message. And Command-D is so ingrained in my fingers that I often end up >> duplicating messages that I meant to delete. At the very least, please make >> it user-configurable. > > You're wrong there. It's command-D that's ingrained for duplication, and > command-delete that's ingrained for Deletion, for all Mac Users. That's why > the change was made for Entourage 2001 18 months ago., by very, very, very > strong popular request (after 19,000 or so people had deleted stuff they > never meant to). > > Just re-grain. You'll get used to it soon enough. Sort of like Command-D in Microsoft Word means duplicate. Oh wait, it means Format... :-) My point is that Command-D isn't ingrained for duplication. It should be user-configurable. Especially when there's a natural upgrade path from Outlook Express (which uses Command-D for delete) to Entourage. And I still don't understand why I would ever duplicate a message. >> >> - Auto-scrolling the folder list to get to folders that aren't visible. >> This sort of works. I've seen similar behavior in other OS X apps though -- >> is this an Entourage problem or an OS X problem? > > What's the problem? What do you mean "auto-scrolling"? you can leave all the > subfolders exposed if you want to, or tuck them away with the triangles > (just as in the Finder). What's auto-scrolling? > > Sorry. Let me explain further. I have lots of folders to file e-mail in -- so many that they all don't fit in the folder view at once. Rather than scroll the folder view to where I want to file a particular piece of e-mail, I grab the e-mail from my Inbox and drag it down to the bottom of the folder view. I want the folder view to scroll up until I see the folder I want -- at that time I can drop the message in the folder. And that works. Sort of. The auto-scrolling that the folder view does is not very consistent. It sort of starts then stops then if I wiggle the mouse a little bit it scrolls a bit more. But it doesn't behave like it did in Outlook Express and it feels broken. - Robb -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
