Hi,
Isn't that something where the Thread Arcs Layout could be handy?
Highlighting messages could be a nice addition, though.
Yes, and that's my default view. However, that's different than being
able to click on one message and in the pane of all your messages in
that folder, quickly
Huhu,
ich habe gleich mal nachgeschaut. Aktuell gibt es eine große Spamwelle, wodurch
der Versand auf den Servern stark beeinträchtigt wurde. Geht vielen Providern
seit Tagen so, wobei ich selber in meinem Postfach keine große Spammehrung
feststellen konnte. Laut Technik ist die Welle aber erst
On 30 May 2014, at 16:26, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 30 May 2014, at 5:11, Gary Hull wrote:
By the way, the Attachments column in the list shows both attached
files, and attached images used in HTML e-mail, things like company
logos. In general I don't care about the latter, and when I'm
On 30 May 2014, at 0:14, Gary Hull wrote:
I think I may have read an old thread there where Benny may have
expressed his opposition to this idea because it flouted RFC gospel,
but Mail.app used to have a Bounce to Sender option where you could
send a sort of counterfeit bounced e-mail to
On 3 Jun 2014, at 21:09, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 3 Jun 2014, at 20:59, Scott A. McIntyre wrote:
I had to pull the test version. The fix has broken the display of
plain text messages on Mavericks for several users. It works for me
though and I haven't yet figured out what makes it fail
My workflow (heavily integrated with OmniFocus) means that I move mail out
of the inbox after processing most frequently (⌥⌘T), tag only if filing
into specific box is insufficient(T), and rarely if ever use goto mailbox
( ⌘T).
I would like to assign as follows:
Move to mailbox = T
Tag messages =
Hi,
I would like to assign as follows:
Move to mailbox = T
Tag messages = ⌘T
Go to Mailbox = ⌥⌘T
For what it's worth, I simply did all of these re-bindings using OS X's
native Keyboard control panel. I specified the keyboard equivalent I
wanted for the displayed menu item, and that
That doesn't work if you just want to map t (with no modifier keys) to
an action, does it?
On 4 Jun 2014, at 14:11, Scott A. McIntyre wrote:
Hi,
I would like to assign as follows:
Move to mailbox = T
Tag messages = ⌘T
Go to Mailbox = ⌥⌘T
For what it's worth, I simply did all of these
Thread Arcs still leave my threads gathered together, so I have to
click-click-click tiny little expansion arrows over and over again,
which in the end are not in reverse chronological order with my other
mail in the mailbox, but rather gathered together in threads.
I don't know how others
