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
Hi Donald,
yes it behaves for me the same as it does for you. It is annoying but I can
live with it.
Paul Hopewell
On 26 Jul 2012, at 11:41, Dónal Fitzpatrick dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie wrote:
Hi,
Yet another change to the Apple UI in Mountain Lion which is annoying the
hell out of me
Good morning,
You can jump from the mailboxes list to the list of the messages contained
within each by using cmd accent/whatever the key is just above the tab key.
Just discovered that by accident, but I hope it helps someone.
Have fun everyone, and continue playing! :)
On Jul 26, 2012, at
Not for me I'm afraid. Interestingly, vo-j jumps from mailboxes to messages,
but not back.
Incidentally, for those using a British keyboard, the accent key is to the left
of Shift beside Z.
On 26 Jul 2012, at 11:47, ShamelessFanGirl wrote:
Good morning,
You can jump from the mailboxes
I've bugged that one as well Paul. A while back in fact.
On 26 Jul 2012, at 11:46, Paul Hopewell wrote:
Hi Donald,
yes it behaves for me the same as it does for you. It is annoying but I can
live with it.
Paul Hopewell
On 26 Jul 2012, at 11:41, Dónal Fitzpatrick
Same here, but don't often do that anyway. Interact in message so have to back
out of that then just vo left arrow twice and there I am. But I remember the
days of tiger when using tab went all over like now, that's probably why I
never got into the habit of doing that.
On Jul 26, 2012, at
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 though, Mail
That doesn't work for me, it never has in all the time i've been using ML. The
best way I've found is to VO+Left/Right cursor twice.
Gordon
On 26 Jul 2012, at 11:47, ShamelessFanGirl shamelessfang...@gmail.com wrote:
You can jump from the mailboxes list to the list of the messages contained
Hi Gordon,
I'm afraid I'm a demon for using generic keyboard access rather than
screenreader commands when possible. I do this because if I'm on a machine
with no screenreader I can still get around reasonably efficiently.
I've used the VO-left/right to navigate. However to me it just seems
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
probably not Gordon, but why fix something that isn't broken?
If we look at how a sighted user navigates from messages to mailboxes it's a
mousemovement and a click on the appropriate mailbox. Under Lion, it was one
keystroke (albeit involving two keys) and the initial letters of the folder
Using a machine that does not have screen reader access? Have I just warped
onto the Windows or Linux mailing list?
HINT; Press command and F5 on any Mac and you will get a screen reader!
*Sticks tongue out!
Chris
On 26 Jul 2012, at 14:07, Dónal Fitzpatrick dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie wrote:
*claps hands* touché that man! :-)
On 26 Jul 2012, at 14:32, Chris Moore wrote:
Using a machine that does not have screen reader access? Have I just warped
onto the Windows or Linux mailing list?
HINT; Press command and F5 on any Mac and you will get a screen reader!
*Sticks tongue out!
Is this behavior the same with the preview pane closed?
On Jul 26, 2012, at 8:28 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
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
Hi Donal
This changed in Mountain Lion because of changes to the functionality and the
on-screen display. Yes, it is bound to get up peoples noses for a while but, I
don't know whether you remember, similar changes happened when we upgraded from
Tiger to Leopard, from Leopard to Snow Leopard
Hi Marcy
I'm not sure since we have the preview panel disabled.
Gordon
On 26 Jul 2012, at 15:02, Marcy Weinberg marcy.weinbe...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this behavior the same with the preview pane closed?
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