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down
, bound to: DownScrolls the text of the current message down.
up
, bound to: UpScrolls the text of the current message up.
help
, bound to: Alt-HDisplays online help on available keyboard commands.
next
, bound to: RightGo to the next message in this area.
previous
, bound to: LeftGo to the previous message in this area.
first
, bound to: HomeGo to the very first message in this area.
slast
, bound to: EndGo to the very last message in this area.
link_to
, bound to: Ctrl-RightGo to the message that is a reply to this message. If there is more than one reply to this message, you will be presented a select box.
u-next
, bound to: Ctrl-IGo to the message that is a reply to this message. If there is more than one reply to this message, this function does not present a select box, but simply jumps to the first of all replies.
link_from
, bound to: Ctrl-LeftGo to the message that this message is in reply to (if any).
next_area
, bound to: +Go to the next message area.
prev_area
, bound to: -Go the the previous message area.
list
, bound to: Alt-LThis will display a list of all messages in this area. You can navigate through this list with the cursor keys, tag entries by pressing space, and apply a subset of the functions of the message reading mode (like delete, move, etc.) to the tagged messages. You can leave the list by pressing either Enter, which will position you to the message that was selected in the list when pressing Enter, or by pressing Esc, which will position you to the message that was active before entering the message list mode.
last
, not pre-bound to any keyGo to the last read message in this area (the message right before the first unread message).
astart
, not pre-bound to any keyGo to the message that was active when you entered this message area.
home
, not pre-bound to any keyGo to the first message in the current reply-chain.
back
, not pre-bound to any key.Goes back to where you were in the reply chain before using the
link_to
or link_from
functions. Untested.
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