On Monday, May 22, 2006, Michael Lewis sent forth:
>I like it as it is, even if it doesn't follow most Mac apps. Sometimes >the usual way of doing things isn't necessarily the best. In all my >years of using PowerMail I've had no problem double-clicking URLs >(something which I believe was the case in Claris Emailer which I used >before PM) and dragging to select things I want to select. > To each his own, I guess. I'll take your word on Claris Emailer; I haven't used that since switching to PM as well and I can't recall if it behaved the same way. I admit I got used to it but I find it telling that as soon as I realized that this version allowed CMD-click, I went back to it as if I had been doing it throughout. >Are you sure CMD-click is what you mean? Or CTRL-Click? I might go for a >change to Control-Click since then a contextual menu could come up with >a selection of things you might want to do with the URL: go to it, copy >it, add it to Safari bookmarks, or whatever. A little slower than a >double-click, but the added functionality would be more in line with >control-clicking on URLs in Safari or whatever. And it would be the same >with my particular setting on my multibutton mouse (and probably most >people who have right-click set to control-click?). > I am very sure I mean CMD-click. As you correctly point out above, CTRL- click is normally used as a way to pull up a contextual menu. It is in fact a separate and very useful function I wish to preserve. -- Tim Lapin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
