Hi,
this problem was fixed in SL as well. It was there at one point and fixed
somewhere along the way but I'm not sure whether it was an SL fix or a Mail fix
at this point.
Later...
On 2012-01-15, at 1:49 PM, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
> Hi Anne and Shai,
>
> oh yes, you are right. I've forgotten
Hi Anne and Shai,
oh yes, you are right. I've forgotten that possibility. Thanks for reminding me.
But the disadvantedge of eliminating the preview window was - at least in Snow
Leopard - that VO didn't start to read the message automatically by using this
methode. Using CTRL + Option + j inste
Hello Shai and Jürgen,
You certainly can check the status of a message in Mail using classic view.
First, You have to move the horizontal splitter that divides the message
headers from the body to the bottom of the window. You do this by moving the VO
cursor to it, bringing the mouse and then d
Hello Shai,
to see wether a message is read or unread in the classic layout is not
possible. That's because in the moment you set your keyboard focus to the new
message it is already read. To see wether an e-mail has attachements activate
the attachement column in the view menue. There you can
Hi,
I'm not sure about the classic layout since I don't use it but, Mail announces
if a message is unread on my machine in the standard layout as well as if there
is an attachment.
Ricardo Walker
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On Jan 14, 2012, at 9:3
Hi list,
My name is Shai and I am a new user to the Mac running Lion. In Mail, I am
using the classic layout and was wondering whether there is a way to have
messages have their status announced by Voiceover as being unread or having
an attachment.
Also, I have heard of two word processing progra
