Re: Keyboard shortcut for displaying next/previous message

Anders Lund <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.users.pim
Organization Kde users
Message-ID <9574872.hqGvSPkQvs@katja>
On Torsdag den 11. oktober 2012 10:05:12 Pascal Bernhard wrote:
> Am 11.10.2012 06:15, schrieb O. Sinclair:
> > On 11/10/2012 01:15, Pascal Bernhard wrote:
> >> Hey guys,
> >> 
> >> if remember correctly, someone (I think it was Ingo Klöcker), mentioned
> >> 
> >>   on this mailinglist a key combination to have Kmail move to the next or
> >> 
> >> previous message when a message is displayed (not the message list). On
> >> the web I found the hint that pressing RIGHT or LEFT would do the trick,
> >> at least it did in older versions of Kmail (I have Kmail 1.13.7    KDE
> >> 4.8.4    Debian Testing). Well that doesn't work for me. Under
> >> "Configuring shortcuts" I couldn't find a action like NEXT MESSAGE could
> >> set a keyboard shortcut for.
> >> 
> >> Could someone give some advice, thanks
> > 
> > pressing n moves to next, p to previous. + to next unread mail. I use
> > these all the time and am surprised they are not more "advertised". r is
> > reply, m is move, a is reply to all. There is a list "somewhere" of
> > these shortcuts.
> > 
> > Sinclair
> 
> Thanks for the quick response Sinclair. Unfortunately the shortcuts do
> not work in the message view, only when having folders and message lists
> displayed, maybe I was not totally clear about the context. I guess
> there is a "local problem" in case the keyboard shortcuts should also
> work in message view.

I use theese shortcuts:

+ (next unread message)
-> (next message)
<- (previous message)

You can use settings->edit shortcuts to see and change shortcuts

-- 
Anders
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