[Req] better support for news messages
[Req] better support for news messages
NewsPro is very spartan with support for read newsmessages. It would be nice to have next/prev (thread) message buttons for ex. Now you have to open every message individually.
There are no buttons but there are shortcuts:
Ctrl+F5/F6 Next/Previous thread or header without replies with preserving the focus
use the split window (alt+space, also windows menu - split for a new window) to not to open every message in a separate window.
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These are all shortcuts not shown in menus related to this view (from the help file).
Newsgroup/Article Split Window
Tab Switch focus between the header list and the article view in the split window
Alt+Space Split/Unsplit newsgroup window
Alt + Up/Down/PgUp/PgDown/Home/End/Left/Right Moving in the newsgroup/article pane with the focus in the article/newsgroup pane
F5/F6 Moving in the newsgroup pane with preserving the focus
Ctrl+F5/F6 Next/Previous thread or header without replies with preserving the focus
Alt+Ctrl + Up/Down/PgUp/PgDown/Home/End Moving splitter
F11/F12 Moving in the newsgroup pane among messages with bodies with preserving the focus
Ctrl+F5/F6 Next/Previous thread or header without replies with preserving the focus
use the split window (alt+space, also windows menu - split for a new window) to not to open every message in a separate window.
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These are all shortcuts not shown in menus related to this view (from the help file).
Newsgroup/Article Split Window
Tab Switch focus between the header list and the article view in the split window
Alt+Space Split/Unsplit newsgroup window
Alt + Up/Down/PgUp/PgDown/Home/End/Left/Right Moving in the newsgroup/article pane with the focus in the article/newsgroup pane
F5/F6 Moving in the newsgroup pane with preserving the focus
Ctrl+F5/F6 Next/Previous thread or header without replies with preserving the focus
Alt+Ctrl + Up/Down/PgUp/PgDown/Home/End Moving splitter
F11/F12 Moving in the newsgroup pane among messages with bodies with preserving the focus