On Wed, 26 Mar 2014 at 22:52:29 +0000,Robert wrote:
> 1) <Shift+Ctrl+Plus> behaves identically with <Shift+Ctrl+*>, i.e.,
> expands *all* threads, not just the one under the cursor.
Confirmed on my system
> 2) None of <Shift+Space>, <Ctrl+Space> or <Alt+Space> work. All invoke
> the standard Windows Alt+Space menu for the current window (Restore,
> Move, Size, Minimize, Maximise, Close). <Space> on its own appears to
> work like Plus, but moves the cursor down a line each time, which Plus
> doesn't.
<Shift+Space> appears to do nothing
<Ctrl+Space> appears to open the last message in the thread
immediately above the current cursor position
<Alt+Space> invokes the standard Windows function
<Space> scrolls down the current message in the preview pane
> 3) <Plus/Minus> partially works. If I put the cursor on a top-level
> node and press Plus, it will show the child nodes, but not necessarily
> open the grandchild nodes. Whether that happens or no seems to depend
> on how they were left last time. If the grandchild nodes were open,
> then Plus on the top-level opens them, but if they weren't, it
> doesn't, so I repeatedly have to use Plus on the next level down.
Confirmed (this has been the standard behaviour as long as I have used
TB!)
> I'd like a way to expand/collapse all nodes of the current thread,
> regardless of how the nodes were left last time, and also for Help to
> match what I see, or at least to explain why I don't seem to see what
> I think it's saying. Please can anyone confirm what I'm seeing? Have
> I misunderstood something?
I _think_ the behaviour of <Ctrl+Shift+Plus> and <Ctrl+Shift+Minus>
have changed since v5, but I no longer have v5 installed to confirm.
--
Robin
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