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MoreMail adds more mail to your setup

Sunday, 22. February 2004, 00:10:30

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By installing the MoreMail setup in Opera 7.5 preview 2, you'll get more mail functions directly from the menu. No more need for a 'View' button hidden on the mail window toolbar, just press Alt-A to change the layout and Alt+Q to change the mail selection. To make this work properly, you should not use the MoreMail toolbar setup without the MoreMail menu setup.

And you can also get more mail keyboard shortcuts!

Download from
<http://my.opera.com/community/customize/setups/index.pl?show=toolbars&perscreen=25>

Edit 2007-04-17: get an updated version for Opera 9.2

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