Hi,
In my case I turned it off to avoid messages I pass through to review with vo
in list as read. It made things convusing to keep track of what i read or what
I did not yet.
I just press enter on a conversation and it opens in new window. I am having
problems though with deleting the
What I do with threads generally is to press right arrow to expand the
current thread (need to have quick nav turned off) and then the
messages can be opened for reading, deleted or whatever on an
individual basis. Or if I wish to delete the whole thread, then I
close the thread by pressing left
Hi Esther and Buddy,
I want to thank you both for the ideas for using mail in the newer
modern view and being able to close up the message body pane. It
works great for me now and the read/unread flags don't get changed by
merely going up and down the message list anymore. I think mail on
the
I will second that. The difference is really noticeable in folders with many
messages.
Frank
On Apr 15, 2012, at 6:56 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I do find that moving through messages is more responsive with the preview
pane turned off. Interesting that the voiceover click mouse command doesn't
Under Lion the NumPad Commander 5 button is now perform action. That is the
same as VO Spacebar.
However on my setup at least control numpad 5 produces a mouse click. I cannot
honestly remember if I set this up or whether it comes by default.
It is easy to set up if this is not the default.David
HI all,
I had a strange behavior with Esther's procedure. I placed mouse pointer on
vertical splitter, turned mouse keys on and when pressing I key just heard a
ding. It worked when I performed the FN +i on my keyboard to get the numpad 5
but only after turning vo off. What ever works as they
Hi Ioana,
That's an Oops!. I keep forgetting that the VoiceOver Getting Started manual
used to recommend that you should not turn on Mouse Keys if you have NumPad
Commander turned on. I only remember that from the Leopard guide. You have a
Mac Mini, and are using a full-sized keyboard with
Pretty good explanation Esther as usually.
A few observations however.1. I have a small keyboard and activate numpad keys
with fn +letter keys but you are right that I do have numpad condor on.
2. Control numpad 5 did not work for the vertical splitter on my mac mini.
Neither did vo shift
Hi Ioana,
If you're using the IOGear Bluetooth keyboard, I'm not sure how that works on
the splitters. (The small keyboard description was the give-away -- everyone
who recommends that keyboard for touch typing adds the comment, but I have
small hands.) Yes, that keyboard has a num lock key
Hi all, I am using a Mac with the latest of Lion. Can anyone tell me how to
disable the preview pane in Mac mail. I had some old directions for, I think,
Leopard but they don't seem to work.
Thanks
Frank
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Hello Franc,
First of all, you need to be in classic view to do this. You also need to have
the Trackpad Commander turned off.
Go to the horizontal splitter above the body of the message using the VO keys,
then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click using either the trackpad or
the
: Disabling the preview pane in Lion mail
Hello Franc,
First of all, you need to be in classic view to do this. You also need to have
the Trackpad Commander turned off.
Go to the horizontal splitter above the body of the message using the VO keys,
then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click using
Hi Anne,
Just as an added comment, in situations like this one, where I want to make
sure that the mouse pointer doesn't move when I double click, and a physical
click with trackpad or mouse is required, I use mouse keys instead to perform
the click. After routing my mouse cursor to the
I do find that moving through messages is more responsive with the preview pane
turned off. Interesting that the voiceover click mouse command doesn't work
here, but it definitely does not.
On Apr 15, 2012, at 1:56 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Anne,
Just as an added comment, in situations like this
Hi Mike,
Double-clicking on the horizontal splitter with VO-Shift-Space (e.g., by
holding down the Control, Option, and Shift keys while double tapping the space
bar) used to work in Leopard to hide the Preview pane. I think this ability
went away in Snow Leopard. There are definitely other
Hi,
If you're in the new mail view, and not classic, it's the vertical splitter
that hides the preview pane. And, indeed, you can double click with
VO+shift+space to move it. I just did, both to open and to close the preview
pane.
I can't say how this works with classic view though, sorry.
I just tried this and was unable to reproduce on my MacBook. Did you interact
did you simulate a single click as I implied from your message? Please provide
step by step including what your tracking settings in Voice Over settings are...
Thanks,
Jonathan
Jonathan C. Cohn
jonc...@cox.net
OK,
I have all cursors tracking. That is, keyboard focus follows Voiceover, VO
cursor follows keyboard focus, insertion point follows VO, mouse pointer
follows VO.
Oh wait. I just did something dumb. Never mind. I should maybe actually do this
with Lion. LOL
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Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie,
Hi Buddy and Jon,
This was interesting. I just re-enabled and disabled the Preview pane in the
new mail view for Lion by clicking on the vertical splitter, but I did it with
mouse keys. I was using Mouse pointer ignores VoiceOver Cursor for my
navigation tracking options under VoiceOver
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