Thanks to everyone who replied to my question. Quite honestly, I did mention
Command-F and had forgotten about Command-Option-F, that works for me as well.
Pete
> On Mar 17, 2021, at 7:10 AM, CHUCK REICHEL
> wrote:
>
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> Command option f always works in mail for me also.
> Tal
Hi Jonathan,
Command option f always works in mail for me also.
Talk soon
Chuck
On Mar 16, 2021, at 9:29 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
> Hello,
> First of all, at least for me the search box is at the end of my Toolbar not
> the beginning, so I would expect VO-ENd to get there.
> Secondly, when in t
Good catch.
The Search box is at the far right of the toolbar, and the command to get there
after interacting is VO + END.
That’s what happens when I type stuff in a hurry, and don’t proof read.
I agree that VO + F, should go to the Search box, but the original poster said
that VO + F, was not w
Hello,
First of all, at least for me the search box is at the end of my Toolbar not
the beginning, so I would expect VO-ENd to get there.
Secondly, when in the primary Mail pane, I always find that command-option-F
gets me to the Mailbox search box. The command-F search functionality is
usually
On my Mac mini, using Mac Mail, on Catalina,, I was able to search for mail
from an individual sender as follows:
1. I navigated to, and interacted with the ToolBar in the Mail app.
2. After interacting with the ToolBar, I pressed VO + Home, which landed me in
the Search text field.
3. Next,
Hi all,
In Mail on Catalina, I want to find a message from a particular person. I can
get to the toolbar and a search button within that toolbar, but VO keeps saying
Search popup button, and I can’t seem to be able to get into an edit box where
I can type what I’m looking for. Doing Command+F t
