Hello,
If you want to do this with the keyboard, you could try Keyboard
Maestro. I’m sure there are other applications as well with this
functionality.
With regards,
Angelo Machils
On 5 Feb 2020, at 5:31, TJ Luoma wrote:
Well, shuck my corn.
I've never used full-screen and split screen in macOS before, and
totally forgot about the latter. Wish there was a way to do it with
just the keyboard… it's awkward for me to do it with the touchpad…
but
it's better than nothing. (There's a "Tile Window to Left Side of
Screen" or Right Side which is not for full-screen/split screen, but
they _could_ do something similar. Maybe someday.)
Thanks Bill and Guillaume!
Tj
On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 9:40 PM Bill Cole
<mmlist-20120...@billmail.scconsult.com> wrote:
OR, if you are already in full-screen (so the reply opens as a new
tab,) you can drag the tab to the top of the display and drop it on
the
MailMate screen, which will split.
On 4 Feb 2020, at 21:14, Guillaume Barrette wrote:
Dear Tj,
Actually, macOS has a split view on full screen (if you are on
El Capitan or above). To do what you want, I would do:
1. Open the message that you want to reply in a new window: File >
Open Message [CMD+O]
2. Reply to this message: Message > Reply… (or Forward,
Redirect…)
3. Now, using your cursor, click on the green circle without
releasing
(hold click) for about a second. Then you will see a blue rectangle
appearing behind that divides the screen in 2. Move your window to
the
side of the screen that you want it to appear. This would push your
window in full screen but taking half of the screen space.
4. Then, on the other side, you will see multiple windows. Select
the
window that corresponds to your open message. This will push it in
full screen to this side, so you will have both side by side.
You can see [here](https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204948) for an
overview of the feature from Apple.
I'm on Mojave, I think on Catalina a little popup will appear
instead
of the blue rectangle to place the window, but they do basically the
same thing.
Hope this help!
Best,
--
Guillaume
On 4 Feb 2020, at 19:13, TJ Luoma wrote:
I have been using full-screen mode more lately on my MacBook Air,
which led me to wonder if it is possible do something in Mailmate
which I would very much like, but I'm not sure if it can be done
(in
any practical sense of the word).
When I am replying to an email, I like to have the compose window
on
the right half of the screen, and the original message on the left
half of the screen. That way I can easily refer to things as
needed.
Of course in full-screen mode, I get the compose window in
full-screen, and I'm not sure there's any practical way around
that.
As far as I know, macOS does not have the same kind of "split
screen"
that iPads have.
But I thought I'd mention it, just in case there _is_ a way to do
that
which I had not discovered.
Thanks!
Tj
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