Hi Ricardo:
Well, actually I think I must have preview panes disabled. I either get the
status info, or the message itself. And I rather like it that way, in spite of
all the caviats about opening mail:).
I'll experiment more with this and learn more.
Thanks.
Carolyn
On Sep 22, 2010, at 11:20
Hi Carolyn,
Hmm, Do you have the preview pane showing in Apple Mail? I do and the gesture
your doing is the jump to linked iTem gesture. When you leave your finger on
the subject and press control the gesture I just mentioned is being performed.
Try holding control down first without touchi
Ricardo:
This is intetresting. When I have my finger on the subject on the trackpad, I
press ctl and press that finger down and the email's open. Haven't seen a menu
as you describe. That's the mac, all right. Full of mystery!!!:)
CarolynOn Sep 22, 2010, at 10:45 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Hi Mark,
Hope all is well with you. I have found that the only way to do what you ask
is to do a control left click like Carolyn suggested. This is done by holding
down the control key and pressing the bottom left corner of the trackpad. This
brings up a context menu in which open is the fir
Hi Mark:
Ok, I just closed and reopened your email, based on the scenario you descripbe.
I have the messages status, date, received etc showing, on the trackpad. Now,
I want to answer your quetion, so I find your email, based on subject, and then
touch control-and-click the trackpad. Your mes
Thank you Carolyn and Kevin for attempting to answer my question.
I am reposting the question because i don't think I was clear in what I seek.
First, lets forget about the threaded component.
Second, what I want to do it to merely use the the Multi-Touch TrackPad, on my
MacBook Pro to open
