It depends on your gmail settings. If you have archiving turned off
on the given gmail acount you should be able to go to acounts in
preferences select the given acount in the table if you have more
than one acount, then I believe click the Advanced tab and there is a
remove from server function that you can click.
If you have archiving turned on in your gmail acount though, you may
as well forget it because it's archiving and going to probably leve
it there unless you go in on the web.
On Jul 29, 2010, at 8:32 PM, annelie robledo wrote:
The poster of the original message has the issue where the mail
isn't being deleted from the goggle accept. Does any one know how
to fix this? I am having same problem.
On Jul 29, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
You can hit cmd semicolon for spell checking in the document or
cmd shift semicolon to spell check using the spell check dialogue
If you hit cmd shift semicolon you can bring up a context menu to
see the words or type the right one.
S
On Jul 29, 2010, at 5:36 PM, Scott E. Ford wrote:
Thank you everyone this really helps. How do you suggest that
one uses the spell checker? In windows I can use hot keys are
there similar functions on the Mac? Thanks in advanced.
Sincerely,
Scott
On Jul 29, 2010, at 5:37 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Scott,
I'm late to this thread, but I'll add a couple of other
suggestions. In addition to using the sort command (VO-Shift-
Backslash for English input keyboards; VO-H twice to get the
VoiceOver Commands menu and select "Sort Column" for non-English
keyboards that don't have a "Backslash" key), to reorder any of
the columns in Mail's "Message Viewer" table (such as "Date
Received"), you can move to the top or bottom of the table by
holding down Option+Up Arrow or Option+Down Arrow keys and
waiting just a short bit. (Donna Goodin got this tip from the
Accessibility team).
Also, even if you don't use threaded mode to view your mail, you
can move to the next or previous post in a thread by holding
down the Option key and tapping either the down arrow or up
arrow key (results of whether you get the "previous" or "next"
post with up or down arrow depend on how you've sorted your mail
display).
Finally, this goes beyond your question of VoiceOver specific
operations with Mail, but a very good guide to the way that the
Mail Application works is "Take Control of Apple Mail in Snow
Leopard". The Take Control guides and their discounted bundles
are on sale for 50% off through August 3rd. These guides are
all available at modest prices (typically $10 - $15 list price)
in DRM-free, downloadable PDF format. And now they're available
in ePub format as well, if you want to read your purchase in
iBooks on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, as well as in
Preview. You get access to all minor version updates for free.
Some of their guides have information I've never seen covered at
the same level in any other resource -- for example, "Take
Control of Your 802.11n AirPort Network" for setting up wireless
networks, or "Take Control of Mac OS X Backups", or "Take
Control of MobileMe". Esoteric questions about File Sharing
methods (e.g. with Windows devices) are also handled in these
books. The web site typically offers free samples of the books,
as well as extensive descriptions, so you can decide whether a
particular book is likely to be useful to you.
Cheers,
Esther
On Jul 29, 2010, Scott E. Ford wrote:
Thanks again linda,
I had to have my Daughter do it and she could not make it
happen until she shut down voice over, however she was able to
get it. Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Scott
On Jul 29, 2010, at 3:36 PM, Linda Adams wrote:
Scott,
I haven't done this myself, but here are some instructions for
removing the preview pane from Anne Robertson, a frequent and
helpful contributor to this list.
Navigate to the horizontal splitter above the message body
Bring the mouse to the VO cursor (VO command F5)
Double click with the physical mouse.
I haven't gotten a handle on clicking the mouse so if you need
directions on this, let the list know and I'm certain someone
else will step up to the plate.
Linda
On Jul 29, 2010, at 3:21 PM, Scott E. Ford wrote:
Thank you so much Linda,
Man that makes such a differntce. As I was making the
changes I discovered the message area. When I last used mail
I was able to get rid of that area, would you happen to know
how to colaps or get rid of the pain? Thank you.
Sincerely,
Scott
On Jul 29, 2010, at 2:43 PM, Linda Adams wrote:
Scott,
To reverse your messages so the newest will be at the top,
arrow over to the date column and press VO shift backslash.
To get to the top of your message list, press shift-function-
VO and the left arrow. To get to the bottom use shift-
function-VO and the right arrow.
I wish that deleting the messages from Mail would delete
them off the Gmail web site, but it doesn't.
HTH,
Linda
On Jul 29, 2010, at 11:30 AM, Scott E. Ford wrote:
Hello everyone,
Sincerely,
Scott I really enjoy the mail application on the Mac. I
have a bit of trouble navigating the mail message table
with my Macbook pro though. I would like to reverse the
way the messages are sorted, so that the newest messages
are on top, rather than on the bottom. I also cannot seem
to figure out how to get to the bottom of the table,
holding the fn key and arrow keys does not seem to work for
going to the end and page down. I am using Gmail and I
cannot seem to get a grasp on how to delete messages. I
love the fact that I can just hit the backspace key and it
goes away, however this does not seem to truly delete the
message, even if I purge the messages. Would someone have
an explination? Finally I cannot efficiently use the spell
checker. Could someone help me with these questions, or
direct me to a tutorial that may explane how to work
through my questions?
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