On Wed, 2001-12-19 at 07:47, Dan Winship wrote: > On Wed, 2001-12-19 at 05:36, Ben FrantzDale wrote: > > I am wondering why F9 is the send/recieve mail shortcut key. It is the > > only F* shortcut I know of that evolution uses. I know Outlook Express > > uses F5 for this. Is there any particular reason to use a key other than > > the one Outlook uses? > > Haha. > > Evolution uses F9 "because that's what Outlook uses". (Except, as you > point out, it doesn't. It also uses F5. F9 is "synchronize folders".) > > -- Dan
Ahh. I see :-) I'd never used F9 for Outlook. I'd just used F5 instictively. MS C++ F5=compile Explorer F5=refresh Outlook F5=get mail Now, of course, I'm happy to have C-x C-c be compile, Ctrl+R be refresh and F9 be get mail. --Ben
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