Mark,
I probably shouldn't bring in a seperate issue here..., but hI
listened to your p'cast on reading mail on the Macintosh, and I don't
get my mail messages to auto-read when they open. I first have to
interact with the text block. Have you ever experienced this? In
Leopard, the message
Hi Mike and Mark:
Perhaps it's because I haven't disabled preview pane. I am able to open and
close messages with ctl-mouse-click, much as one would with VO-j. It's the
only reason I can think of, as I didn't even realize I've been viewing preview
pane. HMMM, always learning.
Carolyn
On
I've disabled the preview pane, and I think Mark has too.
On Sep 23, 2010, at 7:52 AM, Carolyn Haas wrote:
Hi Mike and Mark:
Perhaps it's because I haven't disabled preview pane. I am able to open and
close messages with ctl-mouse-click, much as one would with VO-j. It's the
only reason
Hello Everyone,
This may be obvious to some but...
I find that I'm using my TrackPad more and more to interact with Apple Mail.
All works wonderfully well except I cannot seem to open emails with the
TrackPad. Can this be done?
Please keep in mind that I do not use the Preview Pane, thus,
Mark:
I believe you can do this by double tapping on the left side of the screen in
the middle. At least that worked yesterday for me:)
Carolyn
On Sep 22, 2010, at 1:57 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
Hello Everyone,
This may be obvious to some but...
I find that I'm using my TrackPad more and
I don't think double tapping the track pad will open the message, to do that,
just press enter and then use command w to close the window and return to the
in box.
On Sep 22, 2010, at 2:57 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
Hello Everyone,
This may be obvious to some but...
I find that I'm using my
Hi Mike.
Yes, I have come to that same conclusion. I don't know, it seemed that since
one can do so many things from the TrackPad actually opening an email message
should be one of them.
Mark
On Sep 22, 2010, at 4:41 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I don't think double tapping the track pad will
