I am not having this issue, but I'm also running under Vista. I've seen
on Thunderbird forums that this can sometimes happen with TB. And those
users are not using any screen readers, so I wonder if this is a TB issue.
Bob Hill said the following on 6/24/2008 8:36 PM:
Hi all,
I am using Thunderbird 2.0.0.14, running Windows XP home edition, SP3
and all updates.
When in the inbox, I press "enter" to open a message, and WE reads just
fine.
However, I used to be able to press the "delete" key to delete the
current message, and WE would read the next message.
In this version, I get no response when pressing the "delete" key.
The current message stays open, and I have to hit "escape" to exit the
message, then hit "delete" when back in the inbox to erase that message.
Is anyone else having this issue?
Thanks.
Bob Hill
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