I mean, for those who have used an email client for years like me and who are 
more technically advanced and used to hitting reply all, it doesn't bother me 
that this list is different, but from a configuration point of view it bothers 
me.  I don't mind having to use bypass, but still it would be nice not to have 
to remember to hit reply all; the reason for reply all is for specific groups 
to ensure that all parties get the message, not as a topic cop.  And besides, 
what's wrong with a few tangents every now and then?  I'm on like eight lists 
all together, and more than 90 percent of the topics on those lists start on 
topic and then go way off, and the moderators never mind it at all.  Albeit 
those lists being more technical in terms of their topics.  

-----Original Message-----
From: Chip Orange [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 3:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Control Shift R

I agree with Vic; since this list is of the most use to those new to WE, why 
not make things as easy for them as possible?

If we aren't going to do that by running a list the way the rest of the world 
does it, then how about at least allowing them to use the "reply to all" key as 
Vic outlines, so they don't have to try to redefine a hotkey themselves, or 
work with bypass, or any of the other solutions?

Chip


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 9:29 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Control Shift R

Competitors and proponents of their products always find something to latch on 
to in order to put down the competition. In GW Micro's case one criticism that 
keeps coming up from non WE users in some of my circles is the control shift R 
as the read-to-end hot key. Minor yes, however you know how it is, anything to 
grab on to is OK when slamming the other guy.

Now GW Micro has made changes from time to time that affected the keyboard 
layout. yes we can re-define the hotkeys ourselves, but it is easier if we 
don't have to go there. Control Shift R is the reply to all keyboard shortcut 
for many email applications. For those of us who don't use the insert key 
layout app or who prefer not to re-define the hotkeys, changing control shift R 
to control shift spacebar might be something for GW Micro to consider. I like 
the idea of the spacebar over the enter key, because control enter is also the 
send keyboard shortcut for many email clients. It might be too easy to make a 
mistake when trying to press control shift enter.

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