On May 2, 2005, at 8:46 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:
Your supposition would seem correct. I can see why one think that. It seems like one would not have need for such buttons. When one has them, however, they prove to be handy.
Makes sense. One thing that I neglected to consider is that not everyone prefers to view mail in the preview pane; some like to view in a separate window. I rarely, if ever, open mail in separate windows, but I can see how the inability of Mail to provide forward/ back functionality (keystrokes or buttons) might be frustrating in that circumstance.
-patch
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