Hi Hans, On Thursday 04 December 2003 08:03, H du Plooy wrote:

Quick question:

I use Evolution at home and now KMail at work. In evolution, I press Ctrl+K to mark messages as read. What's the equivalent in KMail? Alt+M-K-R is really a bit long. Is there something shorter? The KMail handbook lists a couple of shortcuts, but it's really only a few and not what I'm looking for.

Thanks Hans

Under Settings->Configure Shortcuts. Select "Mark Message As Read". Select the "custom" radio button and then press your key combination. This should work. Just tested it with Ctrl+K. -- Best regards, Les

Hello. El Jueves, 4 de Diciembre de 2003 09:03, H du Plooy escribió:

Quick question:

I use Evolution at home and now KMail at work. In evolution, I press Ctrl+K to mark messages as read. What's the equivalent in KMail? Alt+M-K-R is really a bit long. Is there something shorter? The KMail handbook lists a couple of shortcuts, but it's really only a few and not what I'm looking for.

Try the sortcuts configuration in the preferences menu (I'm using kde in spanish, i don't know the exact text in the menu

Thanks Hans

-- Un Saludo. Carlos Lorenzo Matés

Hi Hans, On Thursday 04 December 2003 08:03, H du Plooy wrote:

Quick question:

I use Evolution at home and now KMail at work. In evolution, I press Ctrl+K to mark messages as read. What's the equivalent in KMail? Alt+M-K-R is really a bit long. Is there something shorter? The KMail handbook lists a couple of shortcuts, but it's really only a few and not what I'm looking for.

Thanks Hans

Under Settings->Configure Shortcuts. Select "Mark Message As Read". Select the "custom" radio button and then press your key combination. This should work. Just tested it with Ctrl+K. -- Best regards, Les

Hello. El Jueves, 4 de Diciembre de 2003 09:03, H du Plooy escribió:

Quick question:

I use Evolution at home and now KMail at work. In evolution, I press Ctrl+K to mark messages as read. What's the equivalent in KMail? Alt+M-K-R is really a bit long. Is there something shorter? The KMail handbook lists a couple of shortcuts, but it's really only a few and not what I'm looking for.

Try the sortcuts configuration in the preferences menu (I'm using kde in spanish, i don't know the exact text in the menu

Thanks Hans

-- Un Saludo. Carlos Lorenzo Matés