Hi Rod,
Another suggestion you might try
bring the mouse to the subject of the email
then toggle to the cursor with the minus key on the numpad, which is
the top right key on the numpad
now bring the cursor to the sender or which ever heading is important to
you.
Now you have a hot key for the subject and the sender by just toggling
between mouse and cursor and pressing numpad 5.
Of course, this will only work if you have no other need for your mouse
and cursor key.
Stay well,
Manny
Good luck, Manny If this helps, you can thank me by checking out my
stand-up comedy performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75fbevlz10g computer specifications:
Window Eyes 8.3, Dell xps420 Windows 7 home premium, with 8 gb RAM,
Intel q6600 quad core drivers and software updated On 10/25/2013 7:12
PM, Rod Hutton wrote:
Manny,
Much thanks for the suggestion. I guess I was wondering whether I was
missing something and there were hot keys for the various headings.
Cheers,
Rod
On 10/25/13 2:57 PM, manny wrote:
Hi Rod,
Here is what I do:
bring the mouse pointer to the top left
with numpad 1
then arrow down with numpad 8
until you find what you need.
Good luck, Manny If this helps, you can thank me by checking out my
stand-up comedy performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75fbevlz10g computer specifications:
Window Eyes 8.3, Dell xps420 Windows 7 home premium, with 8 gb RAM,
Intel q6600 quad core drivers and software updated
On 10/25/2013 5:33 AM, Rod Hutton wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Thunderbird 24, the current version, and I was wondering
if there is an easy way to view the message header fields when
reading messages which I receive, not when I'm composing messages.
What I found I can do is stay in browse mode in the message body,
press Control-End, turn off browse mode, and then tab into the
message header, and keep tabbing until I get a field which is
labelled "fro"; this is the "From" field, and I can then tab through
the subsequent fields which I need to examine.
Obviously, this is cumbersome, but it does work, although there is
no easy way to get back to the message body except to shift-tab all
the way back to the message body, and there is always a little
uncertainty about whether you are still in the header or whether
you're actually back to the message body.
If the anser is to write an app, any suggestions about the best
approach would be great.
Thanks,
Rod Hutton
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