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Because of its long heritage and [potentially] decades of conditioning, classic Eudora users may find the shift to all new keyboard shortcuts to be a jarring and inconvenient transition. With this in mind, Eudora OSE gives you the choice of using the classic Eudora keyboard shortcut profile, or if you prefer, you can use the standard Thunderbird shortcuts.
  
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This panel presents 2 options; Shortcuts (key bindings) to use, which is covered here, and the [[http://wiki.mozilla.org/UI_Style UI style]].
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This page does not attempt or claim to be comprehensive. Instead, it lists some of the most common and useful shortcuts.
  
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== "Use Shortcuts" ==
 
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You can choose whether to use Eudora-like key shortcuts, or use the standard Thunderbird Shortcuts. This page will not attempt to list all the shortcuts, but will list some of the most-common.
 
  
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<b>Check Mail:</b>
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'''Check Mail:'''
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - M  (Note, on Mac OS X Command-M is currently used by the System to minimize the window)
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - M  (Note, on Mac OS X Command-M is currently used by the System to minimize the window)
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T
  
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<b>New Message:</b>
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'''New Message:'''
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:* Penelope: Control/Command - M
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:* Penelope: Control/Command - N
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T
  
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<b>Send/Queue Message:</b>
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'''Send/Queue Message:'''
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - E
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - E
 
:* Thunderbird: (none)
 
:* Thunderbird: (none)
  
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<b>Open Address Book:</b>
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'''Open Address Book:'''
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - L
 
:* Penelope: Control/Command - L
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command - 2
 
:* Thunderbird: Control/Command - 2
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         <td>Command+-</td>
 
         <td>Command+-</td>
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         <td>Send Queued messaged</td>
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         <td>Send Queued message(s)</td>
  
 
         <td bgcolor="red"></td>
 
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         <td>Selected text is unselected after operation. No menu item. Currently broken.</td>
 
         <td>Selected text is unselected after operation. No menu item. Currently broken.</td>
 
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        <td>Command+></td>
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        <td>Remove quote level</td>
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        <td bgcolor="green"></td>
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        <td>Works for current paragraph, no need to select text. Erratic behaviour when first selecting text.</td>
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        <td>Command+Shift+></td>
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        <td>Add quote level</td>
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        <td bgcolor="green"></td>
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        <td>Works for current paragraph, no need to select text. Erratic behaviour when first selecting text.</td>
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         <td>Make selected text plain</td>
 
         <td>Make selected text plain</td>
 
         <td bgcolor="green"></td>
 
         <td bgcolor="green"></td>
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         <td>(doesn't seem to work in Windows)</td>
 
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         <td>Seems to not work reliably for core mozilla code. Not an extension issue.</td>
 
         <td>Seems to not work reliably for core mozilla code. Not an extension issue.</td>
 
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         <td>Command+Z</td>
 
         <td>Command+Z</td>
 
         <td>Undo</td>
 
         <td>Undo</td>
 
         <td bgcolor="green"></td>
 
         <td bgcolor="green"></td>
 
         <td></td>
 
         <td></td>
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        <td>Command+Space</td>
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        <td>Remove formattings</td>
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        <td>Seems to work in Windows</td>
 
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Latest revision as of 13:59, 2 January 2019

⚡ Warning: The content of this page is obsolete and kept for archiving purposes of past processes.

Go to the Open Source Eudora Project IndexGo to the Open Source Eudora Documentation IndexDownload Eudora OSEOse-navstack.png

Because of its long heritage and [potentially] decades of conditioning, classic Eudora users may find the shift to all new keyboard shortcuts to be a jarring and inconvenient transition. With this in mind, Eudora OSE gives you the choice of using the classic Eudora keyboard shortcut profile, or if you prefer, you can use the standard Thunderbird shortcuts.

This page does not attempt or claim to be comprehensive. Instead, it lists some of the most common and useful shortcuts.


OSE keybindings.png


Check Mail:

  • Penelope: Control/Command - M (Note, on Mac OS X Command-M is currently used by the System to minimize the window)
  • Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T

New Message:

  • Penelope: Control/Command - N
  • Thunderbird: Control/Command-Shift - T

Send/Queue Message:

  • Penelope: Control/Command - E
  • Thunderbird: (none)

Open Address Book:

  • Penelope: Control/Command - L
  • Thunderbird: Control/Command - 2


A more comprehensive list:

Keys Function Supported Issues
Command+. Stop the current action
Command+0 Open Out mailbox Finds Sent, not Out
Command+1 Open In mailbox Finds Inbox, not In
Command+3 Selected text URL 1 Default is search via Google
Command+4 Selected text URL 2 Default is look up via dictionary.reference.com
Command+5 Selected text URL 3 Default is look up via thesaurus.reference.com
Command+6 Check spelling
Opt+Command+6 [Mac]
Shift+Command+6 [Win/Linux]		 Find Next Misspelling
Opt+Command+Shift+6
[Mac only]		 Add to dictionary Broken
Command+7 Selected text URL 4 Default is unmapped
Command+8 Selected text URL 5 Default is unmapped
Command+9 Selected text URL 6 Default is unmapped
Command+- Send Queued message(s) Command+- is mapped to decrease font size
Command+= Enter selection in find window Command+= and Command+shift+= are mapped to increase font size
Command+' Remove quote level Selected text is unselected after operation. No menu item. Currently broken.
Command+Shift+' Add quote level Selected text is unselected after operation. No menu item. Currently broken.
Command+> Remove quote level Works for current paragraph, no need to select text. Erratic behaviour when first selecting text.
Command+Shift+> Add quote level Works for current paragraph, no need to select text. Erratic behaviour when first selecting text.
Command+, Finish address book entry
Command+[ Lower message priority Works in compose window only
Command+] Raise message priority Works in compose window only
Command+A Select All
Command+B Make text bold
Command+C Copy
Command+D Delete selected message(s)
Command+E Send Immediately
Shift+Command+F Find
Command+F Search
Command+G Find again F3 also works on Linux and Windows
Command+H
[Win/LInux]		 Attach document
Command+I Make text italic
Command+J Mark as junk Broken on Mac
Option+Command+J Mark as not junk Broken on Mac
Command+K Create address book entry
Command+L Address book
Command+M Check mail Creates new message on Linux and Windows, Minimizes window on Mac.
Command+N New message
Command+O Open file Opens the current message on Windows and Linux, Jumps to some message and opens on Mac.
Command+P Print
Command+Q Quit
Command+R Reply
Command+S Save
Command+T Make selected text plain (doesn't seem to work in Windows)
Command+U Underline text
Command+V Paste
Command+W Close window
Command+X Cut
Command+Y [Eudora] Directory Services Cannot be supported with this key as it is mapped to Redo
Command+Y Redo Seems to not work reliably for core mozilla code. Not an extension issue.
Command+Z Undo
Command+Space Remove formattings Seems to work in Windows


(Feel free to add more)

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