Thanks I'll try that. Also is there a way to view the different accounts in
the mail client.
Thanks
Debbie
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> 1. go to prefs.
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> 2. go to accounts int he tool bar.
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> 3. go to the
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Yes, I tried your suggestion of the v o shift h and then it's worked
consistently from that point on just using v o shift m while interacted in the
header. For some reason perhaps on the first time of v o shift h perhaps it
highlights something hidden in there. Now I have not turned off
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Try hitting cmd shift h from the message and repeating your steps. It might
work this time. I font let us know.
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On Sep 3, 2012, at 8:44 AM, william lomas wrote:
> hi all when i am in mountain lion it appears i have been searching for mail
> all wrong. i am by default in t
hi all when i am in mountain lion it appears i have been searching for mail all
wrong. i am by default in the contains area is that for the body of the
message? how do I search by subject?
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how do you find an address of the sender that has posted to the list.
I've tried by opening the message, and going t
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Try vo-shift-home or vo-shift-fn-left arrow.
On 23 Aug 2012, at 15:58, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
> Hi Gang:
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> Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message list
> in Apple Mail via the keyboard? If so, how so?
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rstand it, vo-shift-home brings one to the toolbar.
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Vo shift home will do it for you. there's no other way as apple broke that
feature last year.
Tc all.
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>
>
> Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message
>
Vo shift home will do it for you. there's no other way as apple broke that
feature last year.
Tc all.
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>
>
>
> Have we determined that there is a way to get to the top of a message list
> in Apple Mail v
vo shift cmd space on the mail box then vo left to the fabs bar. Then vo
shift cmd space for the mouse up. It will be placed at the last position what
ever that is.
Tc and be blessed.
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wrote:
> Hi Folks:
>
> How do I place mailbox
Hi Folks:
How do I place mailboxes on the favorites bar in Apple Mail using VoiceOver?
Thanks all over the place gang.
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The Mac-Access mailing list is guaranteed malware, spyware, Trojan, virus and
lol. Guilty as charged!
Anyway you could maybe do an automater work flow to do this or not. I really
don't know. or maybe an apple script you can schedule. I'm just guessing here
as I usually go by hand and del all the messages per month as my smart mail
box folder does not work. lo
Hi, this all depends on whether you're using imap, or pop3. If using pop3,
what's happening now, and what you described will happen. IF using imap, then
sent mail will be identical on any device you have your mail account set up on,
as mail is actually stored on the server.HTH.
I thought of that. Gather all mail in one folder and then delete. I want a
more automated solution though. thanks as ever. Ideally I'd like to be able
to fire rules on application startup which checks mailboxes (only some of my
mailboxes) for old messages. I'm just being lazy! :)
a better, more comprehensive mail
> client for Mac. I'm trying to do some fairly complex message organisation
> and I'm not sure mail's up to it.
>
> I'll use a trivial example for what I'm trying to do. I've created about 25
> rules for the automatic sortin
Hi folks,
I'm starting to wonder if there might be a better, more comprehensive mail
client for Mac. I'm trying to do some fairly complex message organisation and
I'm not sure mail's up to it.
I'll use a trivial example for what I'm trying to do. I'
Hi Paul,
The folks at Apple removed the handy RSS feature from Mail in ML. You can use a
third party RSS reader or maybe try the Safari extension mentioned at this link:
http://www.red-sweater.com/blog/2624/subscribe-to-feed-safari-extension
Also, here's a tip if you upgraded from Lion
Hi again:
Sory to keep on with this, but I still have problems with my accounts. I tried
to do as you said, but I can't find the mail folder order my library. Is it
hidden to something? I am still not able to delete the data and mail is messing
the accounts. Than you again for your help, m
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Hello. I just had to do this. quit mail then go to ~/library/mail/v2 and del
your rail account plus mail data and inboxes folders and let it recreate the
account or accounts. don't forget to empty the trash before you do this and do
a tm back up in case you mess up.
Set the accounts
Hello all!
See if some one can gel with this! ;(I am using ML, and mail is getting me
creaky . I send mails from one account, and they are sent trough an other one.
If it is a group, this is a mess!
Also, my 2 gmail accounts say that the SMTP server has no connection, and I
just can&#
Thank you very much
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 6, 2012, at 12:43 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> I believe you can go in to account settings and set it up that way. I have
> never changed a mail account on the fly after entering my email address and
> such at the welcome screen as it pi
I believe you can go in to account settings and set it up that way. I have
never changed a mail account on the fly after entering my email address and
such at the welcome screen as it picks up my email right away.
Take care.
On Aug 5, 2012, at 9:54 PM, Mike Maslo wrote:
> Hi every
Hit shift command m to access the other folders. they are hidden, I hope. if
not the interact with the list and vo down arrow until you get to your account.
Then vo back slash to expand the list and you hopefully will see your mail
boxes.
On Aug 5, 2012, at 8:19 PM, michael maslo wrote:
>
Hi list:
I have a slight problem and hope someone can help me.
I have a new macbook pro and I set up my mail. However, when I go into the mail
and set it up it does not have all of my folders. All I have is my inbox, sent,
delete etc but none of my other folders such as bulk, kept emails etc
r as well as
> adding?
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, will announce "marked
for drag and drop," and wil make a swishing or scraping sound, assuming you've
not changed the default sounds.
4. Stop interacting with the Mail box list, navigate to the Favorites Bar and
interact with it.
5. Move the VO cursor to the location on the Favori
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Is it possible for me to remove my account and make sure the mail app doesn't
remember any of the settings that I have put in the system in the past? I'm
having trouble connecting to my at&t mail and if I just use the "remove
account" questions and then go back and put
I ended up having to re do my account settings. I managed to get it sorted out.
On 29/07/2012, at 11:57 AM, Robert Carter wrote:
> Hi, By default, mail collapses the gmail folder. To fix it, interact with the
> mailbox list and use VO and the arrow keys to move down to the gmail
Hi, By default, mail collapses the gmail folder. To fix it, interact with the
mailbox list and use VO and the arrow keys to move down to the gmail folder.
Once you are sitting on the folder, press vo+\ that is VO plus the backslash
key to uncollapse the folder. You will then see all of your
things, I can't seem to
get mail to go there. moving through the mailboxes list doesn't allow me to
navigate to them even though I can see the gmail folder with my trackpad.
any help would be appreciated.
Shaun
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Before I go any further, I would like to extend a warm welcome to Esther, who
has just joined the Mac Access Dot Net family by taking up the offer of a free
E-Mail account. This is an offer which we extend list-wide, you only have to
ask. If you're interested in doing as E
hi all i deleted the envelope data as instructed on the internet to force my
mailbox to rebuild, yet still i can not find any keywords in mail that i know
are present.
not sure as to why i can't search but i don't want to format a whole computer
just to sort out this issue. i go
annoying the
> hell out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
> mailboxes list. Now, it takes me all over the place.
> Anyone else finding this? I'm probably the only
Hi all
Just a quick report. Some have reported that they cannot toggle between the
messages table and the mailbox table in Mountain Lion Mail by pressing
VoiceOver+J. This is not the case here, it works both ways consistently.
Gordon
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with you totally on that point. I much prefer to use OS key
> stroke for much the same reasons. However, look at this particular problem
> logically. Are you really going to be using Mail without a screen-reader?
>
> Gordon
>
>
> On 26 Jul 2012, at 14:07, Dónal Fitzpatr
might want to change the layout to Classic
under the "View" preferences tab. Unfortunately though, Mail will never be the
same again. The best way to navigate between the Mailbox table and the
Messages table is to VO+Left/right cursor keys twice. If you're in the mailbox
t
inimalist the change is to hide the Favourites bar and other things that I
>>> personally never use. Also, you might want to change the layout to Classic
>>> under the "View" preferences tab. Unfortunately though, Mail will never be
>>> the same again. The
gt;
>> This has been the subject of much discussion. The only way I know to
>> minimalist the change is to hide the Favourites bar and other things that I
>> personally never use. Also, you might want to change the layout to Classic
>> under the "View" preferences t
, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi Donal
>
> Yes, I agree with you totally on that point. I much prefer to use OS key
> stroke for much the same reasons. However, look at this particular problem
> logically. Are you really going to be using Mail without a screen-reader?
>
> Gordo
Hi Donal
Yes, I agree with you totally on that point. I much prefer to use OS key
stroke for much the same reasons. However, look at this particular problem
logically. Are you really going to be using Mail without a screen-reader?
Gordon
On 26 Jul 2012, at 14:07, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote
y way I know to
> minimalist the change is to hide the Favourites bar and other things that I
> personally never use. Also, you might want to change the layout to Classic
> under the "View" preferences tab. Unfortunately though, Mail will never be
> the same again. The
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Hi Donal
This has been the subject of much discussion. The only way I know to
minimalist the change is to hide the Favourites bar and other things that I
personally never use. Also, you might want to change the layout to Classic
under the "View" preferences tab. Unfortunately th
change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the
>> hell out of me is the change to the behavior of tab or shift tab in Mail.
>> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
>> mailboxes list. Now, it takes me all over the place.
>>
atrick wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Yet another change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the
>> hell out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
>> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
, Dónal Fitzpatrick
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Yet another change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the
>> hell out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
>> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab
ng the
>> hell out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
>> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
>> mailboxes list. Now, it takes me all over the place.
>> Anyone else finding this? I'm proba
:41 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yet another change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the
> hell out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
> ma
hange to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
> Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
> mailboxes list. Now, it takes me all over the place.
> Anyone else finding this? I'm probably the only one this is annoying but
> anyway.
>
>
Hi,
Yet another change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the hell
out of me is the change to the behaviour of tab or shift tab in Mail.
Previously if I were on a message list I could hit shift-tab and go to the
mailboxes list. Now, it takes me all over the place.
Anyone else
Hello Sarah,
The hide / unhide mail boxes did not help. However when I tried to import a
single private mail box into Apple Mail on Mountain Lion they all magically
appeared in the list of mail boxes. Seems like there is a bit of a glitch here.
Best wishes
Paul Hopewell
On 26 Jul 2012
Hit cmd shift m to unhide mail boxes. it will show you mail boxes as normal.
Take care. If that does not work let us know.
On Jul 25, 2012, at 12:05 PM, Paul Hopewell wrote:
> Hello,
> I have just installed Mountain Lion and am having problems with Apple Mail. I
> have mail preferenc
i think i got it fixed not sure though
On 26/07/2012, at 1:25 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi Krystal, and all!
>
> This question has been asked lots of times on list. I urge people to please
> use the mail archives for the group when asking questions of this nature in
>
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Noticed the same one Gordon. Hadn't got around to bugging it though so I'll
leave that one.
On 25 Jul 2012, at 15:36, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I've already bugged this with Apple. But I wanted to tell you all now so
> that you are aware. There's
and that would be a very nasty bug and if it does not get fixed it will drive
me mental
On 26/07/2012, at 12:36 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I've already bugged this with Apple. But I wanted to tell you all now so
> that you are aware. There's an irrita
how do you turn off the preview pain in mail did they put that item in the menu
yet?
On 26/07/2012, at 12:36 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I've already bugged this with Apple. But I wanted to tell you all now so
> that you are aware. There's an irritating bug
Hi all
I've already bugged this with Apple. But I wanted to tell you all now so that
you are aware. There's an irritating bug in Mail under Mountain Lion where
VoiceOver wrongly reads the status of a message if you reply to another
message in the list and then delete the one you&
No there is a bug wherein right and left arrow will not all the time expand and
collapse threads. A reboot of vo or mail, or both helps.
Take care.
On Jul 24, 2012, at 6:12 PM, David Griffith wrote:
> Just tried it and I did not find it worked for expanding this message thread.
> I ju
VO verbosity so
mail would not say disclosure triangle on messages as this was driving
me mad.
David Griffith
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On 25 Jul 2012, at 00:08, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> For me vo back slash expands and collapses things as well as the right
> arrow. I use
For me vo back slash expands and collapses things as well as the right arrow.
I use the vo trick as my hands are always in that position.
Take care.
On Jul 24, 2012, at 3:57 PM, David Griffith wrote:
> Generally expanding anything in Mail, tree views, or message conversation
> threa
Generally expanding anything in Mail, tree views, or message conversation
threads, is simply a question of pressing the right cursor key. This does
not always work if you have quick nav on, in which case I find that using
option right does the trick.
David Griffith
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Hi all,
I've finally done it! I've joined the Mac world!
While I'm finding a lot of help and for the most part, finding a lot of tasks
easy to do, and in some cases, quicker than elsewhere, one thing eludes me at
this time. How do I expand an item in the mail boxes window?
I
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I cannot see the thread so am not sure what has been suggested.
I once had a problem with mails coming in but this was easily rectified when
I went to menu "take all accounts online". I am not on the Mac at them
moment but just check through the mail menu bar and you should find t
experience I recently had with
my provider, they changed a few settings that effected my ability to download
my mail.
When all else fails, though, I would try removing the account and entering
it again from scratch. Note, though, that if you have set up any rules or
signatures involving the
The messages have to download first. I would try waiting a few minutes and
seeing if that helps. if not quit and relaunch mail and usually that works
On Jul 21, 2012, at 7:09 AM, Timothy J. Meloy wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I am using the mail program on the mac and when I look at a message
Hi everyone,
I am using the mail program on the mac and when I look at a message and go to
interact with the text, the messages are blank. I've checked the same messages
on my iPhone and windows PC and they have all had text. I have tried quitting
mail and stopping and strating voice
the email address.
> On Jul 16, 2012, at 8:11 AM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
>
>> If I am looking at a post that someone sent to a group and that is the
>> E-mail address to which I can reply, is there any way to get the actual
>> sender's address?
>>
>> Thanks
ent to a group and that is the E-mail
> address to which I can reply, is there any way to get the actual sender's
> address?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Kristeen Hughes
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> Skype: lostonsylvane
>
>
>
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If I am looking at a post that someone sent to a group and that is the E-mail
address to which I can reply, is there any way to get the actual sender's
address?
Thanks.
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Hi Melissa,
For Mail in Lion, I'm using the Classic view, but that shouldn't affect the way
you search your messages.
> 1. let's say that I'm at the top of my message list and want to search for
> keywords in message subjects, how would I do this? using the command+
-->
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Keep in mind some of the stuff might have changed since he last did it, but it
still is a good listen.
Take care.
On Jul 6, 2012, at 2:53 PM, Ann Byrne wrote:
> what might help is to listen to Mike Arigo's podcast about Mac mail on
> Blindcooltech.com.
> At 02:24 PM 7/6/2012, y
what might help is to listen to Mike Arigo's podcast about Mac mail
on Blindcooltech.com.
At 02:24 PM 7/6/2012, you wrote:
I just got my mac last week so I'm still learning. Was wondering if
anyone has ran across a better mail program than what is built in
the mac? for some
Oops, sorry then.
On 7/6/12, Moop Curran wrote:
> Hi,
> Sparrow isn't very accessible, unless I'm doing something wrong.
> Courtney
> On Jul 6, 2012, at 3:36 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>
>> Hmm check your inbox to see if they are there. As for a better mail
>&
Hi,
Sparrow isn't very accessible, unless I'm doing something wrong.
Courtney
On Jul 6, 2012, at 3:36 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Hmm check your inbox to see if they are there. As for a better mail program
> Most of us use mail as it does what we need it to, and is the only as f
Hmm check your inbox to see if they are there. As for a better mail program
Most of us use mail as it does what we need it to, and is the only as far as I
kn ow accessible mail client out there, for now anyways. try hitting cmd shift
n to get all mail then see. If your rules are not processing
m still learning. Was wondering if anyone
>> has ran across a better mail program than what is built in the mac? for
>> some reason the program doesn't update my mail after a couple hours after I
>> set up the email. I'm not getting any error messages, I actually think t
I've heard of Sparrow, idk how good it is but I think it's accessible.
On 7/6/12, Melissa Tucker wrote:
> I just got my mac last week so I'm still learning. Was wondering if anyone
> has ran across a better mail program than what is built in the mac? for
> some re
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