I had 3 accounts set up, but when this problem initially manifested itself I
disabled all but my iCloud.com account. That is set up as an IMAP account.
But, both the iPhones I have also access this account; is it possible that
may be causing some sort of problem?
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From: "Tim Kilburn" <kilbu...@me.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 9:26 AM
Subject: Re: Busy, Busy, Busy -- It's DrivingMe Nuts
Hi,
I haven’t heard of many experiencing this, so, I’m guessing that it has
something to do with your personal configuration or situation. That machine
is plenty powerful enough to handle the job. Some questions to determine
what may be causing the issues:
1. What Mail view do you use? Modern or Classic?
2. Do you have multiple Mail accounts? i.e.., gMail, iCloud, local ISP?
3. What protocol do your accounts use? iMap, Pop, Exchange?
4. Is your Preview pane enabled or disabled?
5. Which navigation method do you normally use? That is, navigate to
message then VO-j to read it or navigate to the message then hit return to
read it?
• If you have multiple accounts, try disabling all but one of them. Does
the busy tendency go away? If so, turn on other accounts one at a time to
try to determine which account may be causing the problem. You disable
accounts in Mail Prefs, in the Accounts pane. Select the accounts from the
Accounts table, then uncheck the “Enable this Account” checkbox.
• If your Preview pane is enabled, try disabling it to see if that makes a
difference.
HTH.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Mar 27, 2015, at 08:09, Christine Grassman <cgrassman1...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I have had this issue with far too much frequency lately, and only with
mail. Permissions repair has helped in the past, but it did not work the
past few times. What I was finding was as I tried to read my messages,
whenever this problem occurred, I was hearing “900 cells selected” or
something like that, when I had selected nothing. The only thing which seems
to help me is stopping interaction with messages, going into the mailbox
table, deselecting mailboxes, re-selecting my InBox, stopping interaction
with the mailbox table and moving to the Messages column. I don’t know why,
and sometimes I have to do this two or three times, but eventually it sorts
itself out. But it is excruciatingly annoying when it happens, since I
cannot figure out what I am doing which causes it to occur in the first
place. Good luck.
Christine
P.s. I am using a MacBook Air with Mavericks.
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