Fazil,
Assuming no changes in the standard views of Mac, the VO-J command should jump
you from the list of e-mail messages to the currently selected message or
thread. If you are in threaded mode, the message where the VO cursor should be
is the first unread message of the thread.
Attachments, are a bit interesting. There are several ways to get to them. I
think the easiest is to go to the file menu and then select "Save Attachments".
What I generally do though, is move to the end of the message if the attachment
is not "inline" (in the middle of the document and visible to the sighted),
then you will find icons in the message for each attachment. Pressing VO-space
while on one of these icons will bring up a short menu of choices including:
open, ope with and save.
Also, there is usually a button near the end of the headings that is just
labeled with a number. This is the number of attachments, and if you click on
that number you will get a list of attachments for the current message.
Jonathan
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Feb 2, 2021, at 15:41, Fazil <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi, Group.
> Other day, I was able to send my first ever message in Mac successfully.
> Today I received my first ever email in Mac. Somehow I was able to read it
> first time, however, on my subsequent visit to Mail Program, I could not find
> it to read.
> What is a reliable method to read en email message? How can I open the
> attachment if it has one?
> Thanks!
>
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