[MlMt] Change Standard Search Field of Custom Search

[Benny Kjær Nielsen]

On 1 Mar 2013, at 15:35, Eric A. Meyer wrote:

> At 10:07 +0000 3/1/13, David Levy wrote:
>
>> On 1 Mar 2013, at 5:53, Mateusz Parzonka wrote:
>>
>>>> Note that one can setup multiple search conditions (such as from, 
>>>> to, common, Š) since any conditions with empty text fields are 
>>>> ignored when searching. Kind of a hack, but it can be useful if you 
>>>> have more than one favorite kind of search.
>
> [...]
>
> I'm going to chime in with my jaw-dropped applause.  An incredibly 
> great feature.
> Speaking of the occult FAQ, is there a wiki that we users could use to 
> start building that FAQ?

There is currently no such wiki. With respect to a FAQ then I might be 
the only who really knows what the most frequent questions are :-)

> That would take most of the onus off Benny, and eventually whatever 
> gets compiled could be captured as a static FAQ for inclusion in 
> MailMate's help files.  If there isn't one, I might be able to set one 
> up.  I dimly recall setting up a MediaWiki install once upon a time...

It would be nice if someone created a wiki.

Any pages I maintain/host myself (like a future FAQ) I would prefer to 
be static web pages created from Markdown. Maybe I should just add a 
FAQ-page to the manual (which I write in Markdown). In addition to 
“Use as Default Search” I would also add the following to the FAQ:

* How do I expand an entire thread?

	Hold down ⌥ when clicking on a triangle or when using the arrow key 
to expand. This is a standard Mac OS X feature. Also note that the 
navigation shortcuts in the “Message” menu automatically expands 
threads, for example, when using ⌥⌘⇣ to go to the next unread 
message.

* How do I change the font used for some part of the user interface?

	Change focus to the part of the user interface you want to change and 
then Use “Format ▸ Show Fonts” to open the fonts panel. Now set 
your preferred font and font size.

* How do I put the caret/signature at the top/bottom of a reply?

	...

Candidate questions are welcome, but note that some/many questions may 
be better phrased as feature requests which aim to make the questions 
obsolete.

-- 
Benny
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