Mac OS X Leopard - ARCAism

Item Keyboard Shortcut Description
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CHAPTER 11 MAIL, ADDRESS BOOK, AND iCAL 205
Forward Shift+Cmd+F Opens a New Message window with the current
selected message pasted in it so you can easily
forward that message to another recipient.
Forward as Attachment Allows you to forward a message, but rather
than pasting the original message in the New
Message window, it will attach the original
message.
Redirect Shift+Cmd+E Redirects a selected message to another
recipient. This is very different from Forward in
that the redirected message will be removed
from your Inbox and sent to the recipient without
comment. The original sender will remain as the
sender (though it will be known that you
redirected it). This option is handy for redirecting
phishing messages to security personal and such.
Bounce Shift+Cmd+B Bounces a message you receive back to the
original sender as if your account doesn’t exist.
Although in theory this sounds like a good way to
make spammers think your e-mail address is no
longer valid, the most annoying spammers
probably don’t use their own return addresses, so
it’s likely using this will just end up spamming
some other poor random soul with a bunch of
bounced messages.
Mark Opens a submenu to provide options for marking
or labeling e-mail messages in your mailboxes.
Mark ➤ As (Unread|Read) Shift+Cmd+U Toggles selected messages as being
unread/read.
Mark ➤ As Shift+Cmd+L Toggles a flag for the selected messages, which
(Flagged|Unflagged) is a common way to mark e-mail messages for
follow-up.
Mark ➤ As (Not) Junk Mail Shift+Cmd+[J] Toggles the current message as junk mail or as
not junk mail.
Mark ➤ As Low Priority Marks the selected message as low priority.
Mark ➤ As Normal Priority Marks the selected messages as normal priority.
Mark ➤ As High Priority Marks the selected messages as high priority.
Move To Opens a submenu containing a list of all of your
mailboxes, allowing you to move selected
messages into a different mailbox.
Copy To Marks a submenu containing a list of all your
mailboxes, allowing you to copy selected
messages into a different mailbox
(Move|Copy) To “x” Again Opt+Cmd+T Moves another message into the mailbox used in
the last Move To command.
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