Hello,

Yes at first it does look like OS navigation is heavy keyboard usage. However, 
you soon learn quicker ways. Like Sarah, I have turned of the preview pane. I 
also have the preview lines set to 5. Thus I don't need to press enter to open 
the message. Furthermore, if I don't want that message. I just hit the 
backspace key to delete it. This is great when dealing with list mail. Group by 
conversation and VO will read the latest in the conversation. If you have no 
interest in that conversation, just hit the backspace and a large number of 
messages can be deleted.

HTH

Gena

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On 22 Jul 2013, at 21:42, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I disabled the preview pain and just hit enter to read my messages, then led 
> rand right arrow through to read them. I also have headers turn doff in the 
> viewing section of mail prefs.
> 
> Tc.
> On Jul 22, 2013, at 1:37 PM, Phil Halton <philh...@comcast.net> wrote:
> 
>>   I'm taking another stab at apple mail. I've setup my accounts, and a few 
>> rules as well. Everything looks fairly straight-forward and is working well 
>> as far as it goes. here's my question:
>> What's the quickest way of reading through messages? It looks like VO + J 
>> from message list to message text for reading, then VO + J back to message 
>> list to delete, move, copy etc, is about the best you can do.
>> I'm used to staying in message view and having commands to move to 
>> next/previous messages, as well as taking action on each message without 
>> alot of moving back and forth from this list to that.
>> 
>> Any keyboard shortcuts I should know about to make quick work of reading 
>> large volumes of messages?
>> Thanks, I'll take any and all suggestions that'll help.
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