Entourage 2008 Newsgroups: how mark all posts/threads read?

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Is there a tool or keyboard command in Entourage 12.0 to mark as read all
posts that appear in a newsgroup window after you've scanned the list?

(I recall a mark-all-as read feature in the when viewing newsgroups in
Office 2004.)

Respectfully, Norm
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Re: Entourage 2008 Newsgroups: how mark all posts/threads read? by Rebecca

Rebecca
Thu Jan 17 20:11:36 CST 2008

On 1/17/08 8:17 PM, in article
C3B53E3F.F4A%nnager@vnoxsxpxaxmv.fullerton.edu, "Norman R. Nager, Ph.D."
<nnager@vnoxsxpxaxmv.fullerton.edu> wrote:

> Is there a tool or keyboard command in Entourage 12.0 to mark as read all
> posts that appear in a newsgroup window after you've scanned the list?
>
> (I recall a mark-all-as read feature in the when viewing newsgroups in
> Office 2004.)
>
> Respectfully, Norm
>

When you are in the newsgroup you can go under the Message menu and choose
"Mark all as read" or you can use the OPTION + COMMAND + T shortcut.

Thanks,
Rebecca

Rebecca Harriss
Microsoft Corporation
Macintosh Business Unit, SDET

This posting is provided ³AS IS² with no warranties, and confers no rights.




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Re: Entourage 2008 Newsgroups: how mark all posts/threads read? by Andy

Andy
Fri Jan 18 00:48:09 CST 2008

Or you can customize your toolbar and add the Mark All as Read button to it.

-Andy


On 1/17/08 6:11 PM, in article C3B57508.CBFE7%rharriss@online.microsoft.com,
"Rebecca Harriss [MSFT]" <rharriss@online.microsoft.com> wrote:

> On 1/17/08 8:17 PM, in article
> C3B53E3F.F4A%nnager@vnoxsxpxaxmv.fullerton.edu, "Norman R. Nager, Ph.D."
> <nnager@vnoxsxpxaxmv.fullerton.edu> wrote:
>
>> Is there a tool or keyboard command in Entourage 12.0 to mark as read all
>> posts that appear in a newsgroup window after you've scanned the list?
>>
>> (I recall a mark-all-as read feature in the when viewing newsgroups in
>> Office 2004.)
>>
>> Respectfully, Norm
>>
>
> When you are in the newsgroup you can go under the Message menu and choose
> "Mark all as read" or you can use the OPTION + COMMAND + T shortcut.
>
> Thanks,
> Rebecca
>
> Rebecca Harriss
> Microsoft Corporation
> Macintosh Business Unit, SDET
>
> This posting is provided ³AS IS² with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
>
>
>

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