Re: [Evolution] Re: Keyboard focus request.

[Rodd Clarkson <rodd redfishbluefish com au>]

On 07 Mar 2001 23:00:20 -0800, Hal Eisen wrote:
> > > > > > "ac" == Adam Clater <Adam Clater globalone net> writes:
>
> Rodd> What do other people think?
>
> hje> Indeed, the dependancy that Evolution places on using the mouse is
> hje> *THE* reason I am unable to do a significant amount of testing.
>
> hje> This is very important to me!
>
> ac> the spacebar will page through the message, what is the problem?
>
> ac> n - next new message
> ac> del -delete current, move to next
> ac> up - back
> ac> down - next
> ac> space - page message
>
> ac> What else do you need?  previous unread message?
>
> I want the ability to run "Get Mail", and be able to "Page Up", at the
> very least.  Hitting space for "Page Down" doesn't cut it.  Now, if I
> click on the message pane, then Up, Down, PgUp and PgDn work
> correctly.
Hals cut to the chase for me on this, and solidified my thinking.

I want to be able to use Up, Down, PgUp and PgDn to navigate messages,
whilst having access to next and previous message and delete to.  All
without ever having to touch the mouse.

It would be great to see it work both ways.

mintSlice


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Rodd Clarkson
redfish bluefish [creative]

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