Well, now I do feel idiotic. But if I hadn't asked -- and if you good folks hadn't come forward with simple solutions -- I would be sitting here for the next 10 years wondering what to do.
A simple Tab and End combination works perfectly, as does using the clicky thing (I think it's called a "mouse") on the bottom of the SCROLL BAR (I used to call it the "elevator bar"). And who knows, if I try real hard, I bet I can write a QuicKeys macro that will do this automatically! Nah, too difficult. (Insert dreaded smiley face here.) At any rate, thanks for the help. Here's hoping the next questions I throw out to the list are a bit more substantial. David Dawson >cheshirekat on 8/11/03 said > >>That's the extent of my knowledge of selecting messages in PM. (Currently >>using PM 4.1.3 and OS 10.2.6) Maybe others know of other methods for >>navigating messages. > >Well my favorite way and actually the very reason that I looked at >PowerMail in the first place [though not the "only" reason I kept it] is >being able to navigate messages using space bar for single key read. > >Using three pane view, having the highlight on the top message in the >list, reading that message, then hit space bar to go to the next unread one. > >Behavior of the scroll bar for OS X is set in system preferences but can >be further enhanced by using Tinker Tool. >
