Now if they'd just put that into the Finder!
[Editor's note: I also don't remember if it worked in 10.1 or not - anyone out there who has NOT upgraded yet who could test this?]
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Not sure if this is a new functionality, but users of Mail.app might be pleased to know that it supports pop-up windows, sort of. You can drag a message(s) from the main window to either side, the mailbox drawer will slide out. Continue holding the message(s) over an account title - the arrow will flash and open down (like list view). Continue holding/opening folders/mailboxes within that account until you've found the place you'd like to put your email...
Now if they'd just put that into the Finder! [Editor's note: I also don't remember if it worked in 10.1 or not - anyone out there who has NOT upgraded yet who could test this?]
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In 10.1
The mail folder behavior your are describing is present in the 10.1 version of Mail...
In 10.1
I remember doing this before, but I don't remember if I could do it prior to 10.1 I have been doing it for awhile though....
standard feature
"pop-up folders" is a standard feature of lists in Cocoa. Developer have nothing to add to make it work. So it should have worked since the first version of Mail (and in any other application as well)...
Yup...
Yeah, I'm pretty sure this feature has been around since the Public Beta.
option key works, too
for copying messages
ctrl-click is handy, too
If you ctrl-click on the message header (or right click for those with multi-button |
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