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Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / April 2004Keyboard shortcut for Filter Messages?
This is very strange. I can use OSX 10.3.3's Keyboard Shortcuts (in System Preferences) to assign key combos to nearly any Eudora 6.1 menu item -- they even show up in the menus -- but not to "Filter Messages". Does anyone have any idea why this might be? Alternately, can anyone get it to work? I miss my command-J.... ----j7y  Signature************************************************************************ jere7my tho?rpe / 734-769-0913 "There is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There >>> j7y@liws.org <<< is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There is no invert liws to reply via email spoon." "SPOON!" -- The Tick vs. Neo > This is very strange. I can use OSX 10.3.3's Keyboard Shortcuts (in > System Preferences) to assign key combos to nearly any Eudora 6.1 menu > item -- they even show up in the menus -- but not to "Filter Messages". > Does anyone have any idea why this might be? Alternately, can anyone > get it to work? yeah, I tried it too, and it didn't work. I suspect it (Eudora) is doing something unusual in relation to the Cmd-J option which prevents this from working. Why not do what I did: assign it an F-key on the toolbar. SignatureDan Wilga dwilga-MUNGE@mtholyoke.edu ** Remove the -MUNGE in my address to reply ** > Why not do what I did: assign it an F-key on the toolbar. Hmm...sounds intriguing. How does one do that? ----j7y Signature************************************************************************ jere7my tho?rpe / 734-769-0913 "There is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There >>> j7y@liws.org <<< is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There is no invert liws to reply via email spoon." "SPOON!" -- The Tick vs. Neo > > Why not do what I did: assign it an F-key on the toolbar. > > Hmm...sounds intriguing. How does one do that? First, in Settings->Toolbar, make sure the Function Key settings are both checked. Also, make sure Show Toolbar is checked. Then, just Command-click on any toolbar "slot". If the slot is already empty, you don't even need to hold Command. A popup will appear, directing you to choose the menu command you want to assign to the slot. SignatureDan Wilga dwilga-MUNGE@mtholyoke.edu ** Remove the -MUNGE in my address to reply ** > First, in Settings->Toolbar, make sure the Function Key settings are > both checked. Also, make sure Show Toolbar is checked. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > A popup will appear, directing you to choose the menu command you want > to assign to the slot. Ah -- I was confused for a bit, but I see that this only works in Paid or Sponsored mode. Thanks, though. ----j7y Signature************************************************************************ jere7my tho?rpe / 734-769-0913 "There is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There >>> j7y@liws.org <<< is no spoon." "SPOON!" "There is no invert liws to reply via email spoon." "SPOON!" -- The Tick vs. Neo |
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