I simply just hit enter on the calaps thread, then navigate with left and right
arrow, or vo left and right, both work, and all is good.
Since youa are using the public beta you are under an nda and therefore cannot
discuss any issues. Sorry. I take NDA's very seriously and honor them like
Paul Hopewell hopew...@hopewell.org.uk wrote:
So what is the technique on Yosemite to access multiple messages in the same
conversation?
Right arrow to expand the conversation, left arrow to collapse it. Once
expanded, your message table is modified to include an entry for each
individual
Hello,
I am running Yosemite public beta 10.10.3. I have Apple Mail set to classic
view and have checked the view option to group messages by conversation.
I am unclear on how to handle multiple messages in the same conversation using
VO. This is easy on my iPhone as selecting such a message
Hi Gang:
How does one add a mailbox to the favorites and assign a command+number
shortcut?
Thanks all over the place.
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You need to drag the mail box over. then holding vo plus space arrange the mail
boxes. See the following demo
http://www.tffppodcast.com/looking-at-how-to-add-and-remove-favorites-in-apple-mail/
http://www.tffppodcast.com/looking-at-how-to-add-and-remove-favorites-in-apple-mail/
Feel free
Hello,
I am on the latest release of Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and use Apple mail to
monitor 6 accounts - 2 gmail, 1 hotmail, and the others old fashioned pop. Some
of the accounts are imap and the others are pop.
This all works fine except that for some reason Apple Mail keeps claiming that
I
Vo shift home will do it for you. there's no other way as apple broke that
feature last year.
Tc all.
On Aug 23, 2012, at 7:58 AM, Jim Noseworthy
jim.nosewor...@compuconference.com wrote:
Hi Gang:
Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message list
in Apple Mail
Mail Question.
Vo shift home will do it for you. there's no other way as apple broke that
feature last year.
Tc all.
On Aug 23, 2012, at 7:58 AM, Jim Noseworthy
jim.nosewor...@compuconference.com wrote:
Hi Gang:
Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message
list
Try vo-shift-home or vo-shift-fn-left arrow.
On 23 Aug 2012, at 15:58, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
Hi Gang:
Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message list
in Apple Mail via the keyboard? If so, how so?
Thanks all over the place gang.
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Hi Folks:
How do I place mailboxes on the favorites bar in Apple Mail using VoiceOver?
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Hi Jim,
It depends where you're looking, really. If you're looking in the favorites
bar, then yes, by default, you only see the inbox and sent mailboxes. There's a
button you can press in that bar to show a mailbox list, however. If you're
using classic view, which you can set in preferences,
On Feb 8, 2012, at 6:06, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi Jim,
It depends where you're looking, really. If you're looking in the favorites
bar, then yes, by default, you only see the inbox and sent mailboxes. There's
a button you can press in that bar to show a mailbox list,
Hi Paul,
Okay, lets explain how mail protocols work.
There is 2 protocols to receive mail and one protocol to send. These are the
common protocols:
Imap
The mail is left on the mail server. Permits you to access it from multiple
accounts.
POP3
Most mail clients will automatically delete
Paul, you can simply set up the account as imap, and simply never
send anything while using that account. That will allow you to read
all the messages, but as long as you don't delete them, they will
still show up on the other computers pulling that account as well.
Apple mail always checks
Hi Paul
No, you can't do that.
Gordon
On 19 Aug 2011, at 18:37, Paul Hopewell wrote:
Hello,
This may seem a strange request but is it possible to set up an Apple Mail
account which is inbound only, i.e. does not connect to any smtp server?
In addition to reading my own mail boxes I also
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