Keyboard shortcuts to jump to un-read mail in various folders?

Most of my incoming mail is filtered into separate folders (mostly on an IMAP server). Are there any shortcuts to "jump to next unread message" that would automatically take me to unread messages in the relevant folders? Just would be easier than having to click around my list of mailboxes....

No, but you can set up a smart mailbox that displays unread messages only.

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Finder Keyboard Shortcut to Jump between Sidebar and Items

Is there a keyboard shortcut to jump between the sidebar items? E.g. "Documents, Downloads, etc." and the Documents themselves e.g. "Document A".
I've been searching for one for sometime, and there didn't seem to be any immediate solution.
Thank you!!

Hi, I wish there was but there isnt. The best thing you can do is press the F4 key and it opens the windows you have. so you could open up 2 different finder windows and just F4 back and forth

I need help doing a clean install.( keyboard shortcuts?).Macbook will not read any of the disks/ turns off

I installed a new 'used' Logic board, im my macbook 13.3 and it turned right on!..( i was out of warrenty)
Apple logo and spiing wheel, then turns off..
After reading several forums, I went into self mode, did the 2 checks within in and got an error which pointed to the OS software being currupted..
so I have inserted the Os disk, the disk-repair disk and a disk warrior disk, but none of them are being read. I hear the Macbook starting to read the disk then the disks are ejected and the systen turns off.
Is there a way i can do a clean install on the HD? shortcut keyboard shortcuts?
or force the disks to be read as the first boot device like of that in a PC's bios settup?
I have no data on the computer that I wish to save btw.. just want a fresh install..
thanks for any help in advance.

Unfortunately the necessary software to reinstall your OS is not located on the hard drive. If your MacBook will not accept the disks you have you are going to need a hardware repair, probably the optical drive.
If you have access to another MacBook you may be able to install the OS on an external hard drive and use that to boot your MacBook. You may then be able to get any data off of your hard drive.
Best of luck.

Can I create a keyboard shortcut for changing text colors in Mail?

When composing an email in Mail (v5.2), I often have the need to change the text of a few words to red to highlight them (e.g. names of people assigned to an action item) but want to do it via keyboard shortcut. I know I can do the following:
Press Command-Shift-C brings up to Colors panel
Choose the color (e.g. Red) with my mouse
Type the text
Choose the color (e.g. back to Black) with my mouse
Continue typing text
And that's if I want the color panel to stay visible (add at least 3 more steps all together if I close it in the interim).
I've tried using keyboard shortcuts to assign a color (couldn't find the right menu path) and Automator to create a script (the color panel always has to be in the right location which it may not be). None of those techniques work.
It's an annoyance more than anything else but I imagine it should be possible.
Thanks for any assistance!
John

Not only is this very possible, it's also very easy. You can do this not just for Quark but for any application in OS X. To accomplish what you want, do the following:
* Firstly, quit QuarkXPress completely. The rest of the steps won't work if it is still running.
* Go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences.
* Click the Keyboard & Mouse System Preference Pane
* Click Keyboard Shortcuts
* Click the + button to add a new shortcut.
* Select QuarkXPress as the application.
* In the Menu Title field type "Place Name" exactly like that but without the quotes.
* Click inside the Shortcut field and type the key combination you want to use for this shortcut. I suggest using Command + one of the F keys, like Command+F1.
* Click Add.
* Close System Preferences
* Run Quark, open a document, and try it out!
Robert

Is there a keyboard shortcut to jump to art boards?

I have an extensive drawing that covers many art boards. In InDesign I can jump to a page number using a keyboard shortcut. Is there something similar in Illustrator CC where I can navigate backwards and forwards through the art boards and/or jump directly to an artboard by number?

Kurt, Yes Yes Yes, This works in CC also. On my MacBook Pro notebook with wireless small keyboard without page up page down keys, I use the fn (function) key, hold down shift and press the up and down arrows to cycle through the artboards. Wow, thank you so much for this as it is exactly what I wanted to do. But I must mention that Monika answered the second part of the question correctly also with the ability to 'jump' to a selected arboard by name. So, there is no way to award two with the correct answer, but you both deserve. I gave to you Kurt because you answered the first part of the question but you both deserve equally. CarlosCanto also chimed in with an edit I see now that mentions controls in the arboard panel that I have not explored yet. I thank each of you and you each deserve a huge amount of credit for coming up with the insights to navigation that are not readily available without doing some serious homework and having a good amount of experience also with Illustrator. My Sincere thanks to everyone who answered and commented on this topic.
Ken

Is there a keyboard shortcut to jump directly to a particular full screen app in Lion?

When you full screen an application in Lion, it "flies out" of the desktop space it started in, and winds up at the end of the spaces list (assuming you have turned off auto-arranging).
As a result if the app being pulled out of the spaces flow, there is no way to ctrl+1/2/3etc to jump to the space it is currently occupying.
Does anyone know how you can make a keyboard shortcut so you can jump directly to full screened apps?
i want to leave the app running in full screen and be able to switch to it using ctrl+1/2/3/4/5 etc

Kurt, Yes Yes Yes, This works in CC also. On my MacBook Pro notebook with wireless small keyboard without page up page down keys, I use the fn (function) key, hold down shift and press the up and down arrows to cycle through the artboards. Wow, thank you so much for this as it is exactly what I wanted to do. But I must mention that Monika answered the second part of the question correctly also with the ability to 'jump' to a selected arboard by name. So, there is no way to award two with the correct answer, but you both deserve. I gave to you Kurt because you answered the first part of the question but you both deserve equally. CarlosCanto also chimed in with an edit I see now that mentions controls in the arboard panel that I have not explored yet. I thank each of you and you each deserve a huge amount of credit for coming up with the insights to navigation that are not readily available without doing some serious homework and having a good amount of experience also with Illustrator. My Sincere thanks to everyone who answered and commented on this topic.
Ken

Keyboard shortcuts to jump to various panels in the hud?

We all can agree that when working with thousands of images, it is best to keep your mouse use very efficient.
Trips to grab the slider on the hud to go down to the sharpening panel or back up to the definition panel is a waste of mouse milage.
I use the Nostromo N52 speed pad with hot keys to hit CMD-1,2,3,4,5,6,7 to jump to various adjustment panels, thus saving unnecessary mouse movement and clicks.
Does AP2 have this same hot key feature to allow me to jump to various adjustment panels without using the mouse?
FWIW, I also assign keys on the N52 to do previous and reject, zoom and hold, and various other keyboard shortcuts. My hands never leave the Kensington trackball(which has custom buttons assigned also) or the N52, keeping me zipping through the images.

No, but you can tab between adjustment value fields and use the arrow keys or Shift-arrow keys to change the value, then use Command-arrow keys to move to the next image.
Ian

Wrong keyboard shortcut in View menu - Acrobat Reader XI

A bug in View menu - don't say it's a feature!
I've been trying to use keyboard shortcuts to navigate in Reader XI View menu - for painstakingly Show/Hide -> Toolbar Items (before I found you can accomplish this with a right-click on the Toolbar).
Only to realize in View menu there are two sub-menus with the same 'S' keyboard shortcut assigned: Fill & Sign and Show/Hide. Obviously pressing 'S' key the first time opens the Fill & Sign pane and then the View menu closes, so can't use 'S' key to open Show/Hide for more options.
Why couldn't the design devs chose a distinct letter for all the submenus in View? Where was their mind? Is Adobe outsourcing the design, too (to me it 'smells' Asian).
PS: could not find a 'Suggest a feature' for Acrobat/Reader on Adobe site, I got redirected to this forum instead.

Visit:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Be well...

Is there a keyboard shortcut to jump to the bottom of my library?

Surely there is such a thing, but I can't find it and it's killing me. I'm using Apple's wireless keyboard if that makes a diff. Thanks!

Look for the "End" key; that will jump to the bottom. Note that this doesn't change which track is currently selected, only which tracks are showing in the view. On Apple laptops, the "End" key is the right arrow key when you hold down the "fn" key.

Is there a keyboard shortcut for saving as a Reader Extended PDF with additional features enabled? If not, how can I make one?

I'm using Acrobat 10 on a Mac running 10.9.3
Thank you!

What you can do is use a folder-level script that adds a toolbar button that executes this command. It will give you single-click access to it, but you'll still need to go through the dialogs and save the file manually.

Mountain Lion's Mail doesn't recognize keyboard shortcuts for formatting characters.

Usually in Mail you can press Command-I, and the characters you type are italicized. The same with Command-B (bold), Command-U (Underline), etc. After installing Mountain Lion, these keyboard shortcuts are no longer recognized in Mail. The only way to format characters is to select text, control-click the highlighted text, and from the contextual menu select Font, which lets one choose Bold, Italic, or Underline.
How can I make Mail work with the supposedly built-in keyboard shortcuts?
(I experienced this problem with Snow Leopard, but my installation of Lion corrected the issue. Now Mountain Lion brings it back agian. Sheesh.)

(x-post) Ended up on a call with apple support. THey had me disable login items and go through system folder and dump a lot of extensions. Kill all /library/launchagents and /library/launchdaemons all of them.
He said the likely culprits are /library/extensions... instanton and soundflower. I killed those.
so my system has been given an enema, and the problem has gone away.

Apple Mail Close Message Keyboard Shortcut

I am used to pressing "Esc" to close out of a mail message in Outlook and Thunderbird.
Is there a keyboard shortcut to closing a message in Mail? Is there a way to assign the the Esc key to do it?

If you want to close a message that you've read, just use Command-W, which is in the File menu. But if you see a dialogue box (which is what I thought you were referring to), you can't close those in that way and you can't create a shortcut for those, either.

Keyboard shortcut for filling the window?

A couple years ago I was routinely using a certain key combo which would instantly expand a PDF's pages to fill the window (rather than having to click the button in the GUI). But I've forgotten how to do it. I've searched the "keyboard shortcuts" list - in the Adobe Reader Help - but no sign of any such shortcut. I'm currently using Adobe Reader 9.4.7.
Anyone know? Thanks.
- Bob K.

Yeah, that's a good one for maximizing the whole application window. Problem is, it doesn't also stretch the document you're viewing - it leaves the document's zoom level unaffected (unless you've first used your mouse to click the "fill the window" button next to the zoom percentage field, which is what I'm trying to avoid having to do each time I call up a PDF). What I remember was a keyboard shortcut to just make the document fill the app window - without also maximizing the app window to full screen.
The good news is, I just stumbled onto the answer a few minutes ago myself, by trying different key combinations. Turns out, it's Ctrl-3. If a PDF's zoom level is currently set at, say, 50%, you can hit Ctrl-3 and the document will stretch to whatever zoom percentage will fill the app window's current size. If your Reader window is maximized and you hit Ctrl-3, your current 50% document might jump to something like 142%, whereas if the window is un-maximized, say, to about half your total screen area, the doc may only need to jump to 70.4% to fill that smaller window.
Well well. Happy joy!!
Thanks for the reply.
- Bob K.

Complete list of keyboard shortcuts?

Hello,
I want to learn every keyboard command possible for use with Soundtrack Pro. I use Voiceover, as stated in other posts and in my signature at the bottom of this post. I read the documentation by doing the following:
1. Turn on Voiceover with Command-F5
2. Use Control-Option-arrows to move the Voiceover cursor.
3. Press Control-Option-M to jump to the menu bar.
4. Select Soundtrack Pro Users Guide from the Help menu.
5. Preview opens and Voiceover announces this.
6. Use the Control-Option-arrows to navigate to the outline containing topics.
7. Press Control-Option-down to interact with the outline.
8. Use Control-Option-down to navigate through the list of topics.
9. After landing on the Keyboard Shortcuts, press Control-Option-up to stop interacting with the outline of topics.
10. Use Control-Option-arrows to navigate to the document content.
11. Press Control-Option-down to interact with the document.
12. Use Control-Option-up and down to read line by line through the document.
The issue I have is that the keyboard shortcuts themselves are simply not read by Voiceover. It appears the shortcuts are actually graphics in the manual. This is a real problem, as I have no way to reference them for my use of Soundtrack Pro.
Getting the documentation changed is simply not going to happen. However, if anyone here likes typing a whole lot, I'd appreciate a text only version of the complete list. Here is the format I'd love.
Command Description
Command-Left Move a selection of clips one grid line to the left.
Command-Right Move a selection of clips one grid line to the right.
I have read most of the manual, and constantly it refers to this appendix A for keyboard shortcuts. I'll get way more use out of the program once I have a way to keyboard my way through it.
Thanks so much to whomever actually makes an attempt to tackle such a task.
Ryan

For a change Lee Jay, I can help you.
Here is a link to a wonderful site run by the "Lightroom Queen" and she has posted a list of all of the shortcuts for LR. There is one for 1.4.1 and one for 2.0.
http://www.lightroomqueen.com/lrqshortcuts.php
Dave Huss

Need to assign keyboard shortcuts to open applications!

How can I assign keyboard shortcuts to open applications such as mail, safari, iphoto, fcp, shake and etc...
Thanks in advance,
Zia

It's a bit confusing, but you cannot assign a keyboard short-cut to launch an app. That window is for assigning a keyboard shortcut to an EXISTING menu command in the app you selected, if that menu command does not have a keyboard shortcut already.
So if you select System Preference as the app, and enter Menu Title of "About System Preferences" and enter Opt-Cmd-A as the shortcut, once you close and reopen System Preferences, Opt-Cmd-A will open the About System Preferences window, which is an existing command under the File menu that previously did not have a keyboard shortcut.
You may be able to do what you want with a macro program like Quickeys.

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