Yes, all these methods are great. I will just caution, however, that it's still
possible to lose messages this way if you're not careful. I recommend opening
activity monitor with command-option-0 if you're moving large numbers of
messages. It's worth while keeping an eye on what's happening,
Hi y'all
I have discovered a way to lose messages in mail when going from one box to the
other. It used to be that you could press command X and you could cut files
from one box to the other. I just discovered that I better use commands see if
I want to do this, and then take the extra step to
I just used the method for mountain lion. There is no way I'm going to use
anything else.
Sent from my I phone
On 3 Nov 2013, at 09:41 pm, Eugenia Firth gigifi...@me.com wrote:
Hi y'all
I have discovered a way to lose messages in mail when going from one box to
the other. It used to be
Select the message or messages you want to move, then press VO+Shift+M to bring
up a context menu. Move to is one of the options. Press right arrow to get
into a list of mailboxes and select the one you want and press enter.
Hope this helps.
-Greg
On Nov 3, 2013, at 4:41 PM, Eugenia
Hi,
VO-shift-m while on the message in the message list to bring up the Contextual
menu. Type m o to go to “Move to”, press your right arrow key then type the
first couple letters of the Mailbox you wish it to go to then press return. If
the message is already open you can do the same by
Hi Greg and Tim
Thanks for your suggestions. I will do what you say.
Sincerely,
Gigi
On Nov 3, 2013, at 3:49 PM, Tim Kilburn kilbur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
VO-shift-m while on the message in the message list to bring up the
Contextual menu. Type m o to go to “Move to”, press your right
You can go into the messages menu and choose move, and pick a mailbox from the
list. You can move multiple messages this way. Also, if you have a numbered
mailbox in your favorites bar, let’s say “saved messages” for example is on
number 1, you can move a message to that box by pressing
