Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-18 Thread Anne Robertson
Hello Veronica, I'm confused by what you're seeing, too. When you're on the messages table but not interacting, what happens when you press VO-Down Arrow? You should find a horizontal splitter and not be able to go down any further. Cheers, Anne -- You received this message because you are

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-18 Thread Veronica Elsea
Hi Anne! Okay, you're right. When not interacting with the table, I pressed VO-down-arrow and there it was! Horrizontal splitter. Is this the one I should then route my mouse to and double tap? Oh so close! lol. Thanks. Veronica At 11:36 PM 4/17/2012, you wrote: Hello Veronica, I'm

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-18 Thread Veronica Elsea
Woo hoo! This explanation finally did the trick for me. Mail is now behaving as I want it to. Yippee! Thanks for your patience, all of you. Hopefully one day down the road, I'll be able to do the same for someone else who is new to the Mac and VoiceOver. Thanks again. Veronica On Apr 18,

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-17 Thread Anne Robertson
Hello Veronica, If you are not interacting with the messages table and just navigating up and down with the arrow keys, VO should announce unread, reply was sent, message was forwarded, and so on, but not Read. However, if you interact with the messages table, the status column will say Blank

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-17 Thread Veronica Elsea
Thanks Anne. Next time I'm reading mail I'll see what happens with the new messages that come in. Thanks. Veronica At 01:32 AM 4/17/2012, you wrote: Hello Veronica, If you are not interacting with the messages table and just navigating up and down with the arrow keys, VO should announce

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-17 Thread Veronica Elsea
Okay, I went into Mail and new messages downloaded automatically. I then just used arrow keys to move through the messages. They all just said blank blank blank before the name of the sender, etc. Hmmm, what am I missing here? Thanks. Veronica On Apr 17, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Veronica Elsea

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-17 Thread Anne Robertson
Hello Veronica, It sounds as though the preview pane is still there and the messages are being opened as you arrow down through them. How do you read your messages? I read mine by pressing Return, then I close them with Cmd-w. If VO-j takes you to the body of the messages, then the preview

Re: Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-17 Thread Veronica Elsea
Okay, you might be right. And in the act of trying, I seem to have made a mess of mail. grin Here's what I have. When I first open Mail, it says inbox, so many messages, so many unread. VO says messages table is under the cursor. I can open a message with enter and VO-J does take me to the

Mail, unread versus read messages.

2012-04-16 Thread Veronica Elsea
Hi everyone! I too managed to turn off the preview pane. I did the double tap on the track pad of my macbook air. It didn't say anything or make a sound, but the preview pane did in fact disappear. Here's my question. I also went into the view menu and turned off conversations. Now it does not