Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne again -

When I'm say for example, working in text edit and an  email comes in, VO is 
interrupted from the app I'm in, to read a portion of the newly arrived email, 
is that what happens if the preview pain is active, or would that behaviour 
happen anyway? Still not sure I've got it turned off -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
> trackpad.
> 
> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
> showing.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
>>> preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
>>> message or not.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>>> 
 Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
 when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
 times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
 know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that 
 show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
 conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
 
 Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
trackpad.

If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
showing.

Cheers,

Anne


On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
> 
> Andy
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
>> pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
>>> when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
>>> times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
>>> know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show 
>>> up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so 
>>> I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
>>> 
>>> Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Replying to my own messages now,as I figure out more stuff.

I think I was focusing on the wrong horizontal splitter, as there are two 
showing up for me. Using VO right arrow, things look this way:

tool bar; mail boxes; vertical splitter; messages table; horizontal splitter; 
mail activity; new mail box button; hide mail activity button, and mail boxes 
action, and then a second horizontal splitter. I had been focusing on the first 
horizontal splitter for the mouse click, and perhaps that's why nothing 
appeared to change, but when I clicked on the second horizontal splitter, it 
looks so far, that I am now seeing unread in the status column, and that stays 
visible until I read the message. This is what I wanted, so hopefully now, it's 
sorted. Thanks to all that helped and offered suggestions -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 20:58, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne again -
> 
> When I'm say for example, working in text edit and an  email comes in, VO is 
> interrupted from the app I'm in, to read a portion of the newly arrived 
> email, is that what happens if the preview pain is active, or would that 
> behaviour happen anyway? Still not sure I've got it turned off -
> 
> Andy
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
>> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
>> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
>> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
>> trackpad.
>> 
>> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
>> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
>> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
>> showing.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Andy,
 
 Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
 inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
 automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
 preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
 message or not.
 
 Cheers,
 
 Anne
 
 
 On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
 
> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
> when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, 
> other times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I 
> don't know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages 
> that show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
> conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
> 
> Andy
 
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - Struggling a bit with this one.

If I VO arrow down say when on the from tab, VO just reads out peoples names, 
the way it reads subject titles in the subject tab, it doesn't open and start 
reading the message, but doing VO j does open and read the message, as if I'd 
hit return. Ive tried clicking on the horizontal splitter by doing VO cmd f5, 
and a double click by pressing VO shift and pressing space bar twice, but when 
I go back to interacting with my messages table, there appears to be no change -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
> trackpad.
> 
> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
> showing.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
>>> preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
>>> message or not.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>>> 
 Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
 when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
 times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
 know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that 
 show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
 conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
 
 Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't open 
without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the menus] where 
is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
> pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when 
>> I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times 
>> and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why 
>> it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as 
>> blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so I can 
>> delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
>> 
>> Andy
> 
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.

Cheers,

Anne


On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when 
> I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times 
> and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why 
> it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as 
> blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so I can 
> delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
> 
> Andy

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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when I 
move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times and 
in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why it is 
inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as blank in the 
status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so I can delete a thread 
that isn't of interest to me -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 05:56, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Interact with the Messages table, go to the Status column, press VO-Virtical 
> line which is shift on backslash, then press VO-Space and VO-Virtical line 
> again. Your messages will now be sorted by status and the unread messages 
> will be at the bottom of the table. You can set it to be sorted by whichever 
> column you choose in this way. If you do the same sequence of commands a 
> second time on the same column, it will be sorted in the other direction.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Gena, hadn't thought of this -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 10:18, Georgina Joyce  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Have you thought of setting up a smart mailbox? I have set a smart mail box 
> and I keep my focus in the unread smart mailbox. I then have set up mail 
> rules to automatically put posts into specific folders. So if I have a new 
> message from my bank or from this list while they have the unread flag set 
> they can be accessed from the unread smart mailbox.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Gena
> Georgina Joyce
> Applied Psychologist
> Training and Coaching.
> Because individuals of groups matter!
> 
> 
> On 9 Sep 2013, at 22:41, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi all -
>> 
>> I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but 
>> how can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down 
>> the list of subjects to find the unread ones? -
>> 
>> Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello Andy,

Have you thought of setting up a smart mailbox? I have set a smart mail box and 
I keep my focus in the unread smart mailbox. I then have set up mail rules to 
automatically put posts into specific folders. So if I have a new message from 
my bank or from this list while they have the unread flag set they can be 
accessed from the unread smart mailbox.

HTH

Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!


On 9 Sep 2013, at 22:41, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi all -
> 
> I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but 
> how can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down the 
> list of subjects to find the unread ones? -
> 
> Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Sarah k Alawami]

Lol. I have mine sorted by subject that way I can see which in the thread will 
be unread, but that's another rway to do this.

Good luck and be blessed.
On Sep 9, 2013, at 9:56 PM, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Interact with the Messages table, go to the Status column, press VO-Virtical 
> line which is shift on backslash, then press VO-Space and VO-Virtical line 
> again. Your messages will now be sorted by status and the unread messages 
> will be at the bottom of the table. You can set it to be sorted by whichever 
> column you choose in this way. If you do the same sequence of commands a 
> second time on the same column, it will be sorted in the other direction.
> 
> Cheers,
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

Interact with the Messages table, go to the Status column, press VO-Virtical 
line which is shift on backslash, then press VO-Space and VO-Virtical line 
again. Your messages will now be sorted by status and the unread messages will 
be at the bottom of the table. You can set it to be sorted by whichever column 
you choose in this way. If you do the same sequence of commands a second time 
on the same column, it will be sorted in the other direction.

Cheers,

Anne

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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Sarah k Alawami]

Hello. Go to the second column in the table of mail, then look for the unread 
image. You can scan quick through a column with vo down arrow.

Good luck.
On Sep 9, 2013, at 2:41 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi all -
> 
> I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but 
> how can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down the 
> list of subjects to find the unread ones? -
> 
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Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but how 
can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down the list 
of subjects to find the unread ones? -

Andy
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