Open attachment from quick look view
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Michael A OsborneI forgot to add: I'm using OSX 10.9.1.
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benny
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No, that is not currently possible. I don't know why ⌘↓ works for some types in Quick Look since MailMate is certainly not making it work. Maybe a Quick Look plugin can do it and then it only works for the plugins which support it…
A “fix” for this should probably be a different shortcut than ⌘↓. I'm not sure how it should behave when Quick Look is not open (open all or popup a list for selection), but when using Quick Look it could open the currently displayed attachment.
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Michael A Osborne
Dear Benny
Mange tak (about the extent of my Danish, I'm sorry) for the response: much appreciated. If it helps, ⌘↓ also works for other Microsoft Office associated types.
Mike
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Michael A Osborne
A correction to my comments: ⌘↓ only works when the message is the last in the mailbox (that is, when there is no conflict). My inference that it worked for Microsoft Office types was incorrect.
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benny
- State changed from accepted to fixcommitted
Thanks. I also realized that it's not really a Quick Look shortcut. It's a Finder shortcut which is just activated when in Quick Look as well (just like when MailMate moves to the next message).
I've played a bit with this and now MailMate uses ⌘→ to open attachments. When Quick Look is active then only the currently displayed item is opened. When Quick Look is not active then MailMate opens all attachments of the currently selected message (that might be a bad idea, but I'll see what kind of feedback it generates).
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Michael A Osborne
Tusind tak! Has this update been released? I have 4132, currently.
Finally, a correction to my previous correction: ⌘↓ does seem to work for both Microsoft Office types and the last message in a mailbox.
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benny
Sorry, I'm not yet sure when the next test version is going to be available.
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Michael A Osborne
Understood; thanks for confirming.
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Michael A Osborne
I am thrilled about the new openAttachments command in 4139, thanks again! However, ⌘→ conflicts with the OSX standard 'move caret to the end of line' command. I am not sure what the default should be; I'm using ^v as it stands.
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benny
You are right. This is a bad key binding. Maybe ⌘↩ could work well (↩ opens a message and opening attachments is kind of related).
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Michael A Osborne
⌘↩ sounds like a good idea.
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