On 20 November 1999 at 07:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] told the list:
t> Saturday, November 20, 1999
Watcher>> I would still like to find a keystroke that is convenient
Watcher>> (Ctrl-anything is less than convenient) to simply walk
Watcher>> through all of my messages letting my emailer find the next
Watcher>> message even changing folders if all messages in the current
Watcher>> folder are read. This is a functionality that I have assumed
Watcher>> to be in all mail programs that are also being used for news
Watcher>> or list reading, in pine for example it is space, in elm
Watcher>> it's space, in Becky it is space, in tin it is space, in
Watcher>> Netscape it is space...
In TB! it is space. For me. In the way I use it.
t> Whats wrong with the arow down or up key? ok it doesnt goto the
t> next folder but that shouldnt be a difficult thing to add, ie
t> trying to exceed the folders last or first email goto the earlier
t> or later folder. Suggest it!
I have new mail shown on the ticker and the ticker enabled. I double
click on the ticker and up pops a folder view window split with a
message list at the top and a preview pane beneath.
I usually have to press the home key once to focus on the first
message. I have threading by reference enabled and sort by Creation
date / time.
Then, I simply press the space bar to page through my new mail.
Regardless of which folder it resides in. Viewing from the ticker
takes care of grouping all new mail for me.
What's wrong with that?
Cheers,
Marck
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