Hi Karen,
In situations such as that you mentioned, where the post is something as simple
as "no", I'd either
• Discover the question from the subject title of the thread.
Where the question was simple enough to get such a simple answer, the subject
line usually says it all.
• If the answer was at the end of a long threaded discussion with
many posts, then I probably wouldn't need to know the question. If I hadn't
been following the conversation, and I knew no context of the answer, then what
motivation would I have to know the question? It probably has no relevance to
me. I'd only know it was relevant to me if I knew the question, and if it was
relevant to me I would've been following the conversation from the beginning
and be aware of the context.
• However, if neither of those situations applied, and I really
wanted to know what the prior post was, I'd simply open the thread in Safari
from the link in the Mail message, use VO-F to search for the last posters name
or the content of their post, and then VO-Left arrow backwards to read the
previous post.
Hope this helps you.
Best,
Nic
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