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         <td>Opt+Command+Shift+6</td>
         <td>Opt+Command+Shift+6<br/>[Mac only]</td>
         <td>Add to dictionary</td>
         <td>Add to dictionary</td>
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         <td>Command+H</td>
         <td>Command+H<br/>[Win/LInux]</td>
 
         <td>Attach document</td>
         <td>Attach document</td>
         <td bgcolor="green"></td>
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         <td>Not supported on Mac. On Mac this hides the app.</td>
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Revision as of 16:42, 25 April 2007

Penelope adds a new settings panel, appropriately called 'Penelope':

Penelope settings panel.PNG

This panel presents 2 options; Shortcuts (key bindings) to use, which is covered here, and the [UI style].

"Use Shortcuts"

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.

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 - M
  • 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 messaged 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+, 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
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


(Feel free to add more)