On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 18:33:01 +0100, Peter Steiner wrote:
>> 1. Navigate down the folder tree using arrow keys
>> 2. Come to a folder with sub-folders
>> 3. Hit right-arrow to open the folder
>> 4. Go down with down-arrow
>> 5. Hit left-arrow, go up to parent folder
>> 6. Continue this way until root (account) level
>> So far, so good...
>> 7. Hit left-arrow at root level, close the sub-tree?
>> Strikes me as sort of strange...
> Agreed, but the problem is not step 7, but step 5. Every other
> Windows application having a tree control (eg explorer) closes a
> subtree with the first left-arrow and goes to the parent folder with
> the second. For consistency not only within TB!, i'd prefer the same
> behavior...
Agreed. I had sited this problem earlier in a post. This is the only
inconsistency in TB!'s interface where navigating in a similar way
deviates from the standard.
To make matters worse, I can't seem to use the keyboard to collapse a
folder and it's subfolder tree after expanding it with the right arrow.
Hitting the left arrow 'teleports' me to the Inbox folder.
The properties menus, thread navigation, address book and sorting office
filters navigation all work as expected using the arrow keys.
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