#BetterDisplay Pro for ios instal free windows

Re-opening Mail opens all the little windows again, but is not locked up, so that they can be - one by one - un-minimised, and then closed. I may be the only person to discover that there is a limit to the number of windows that Mail can have open when it reaches this limit, clicking anywhere beeps (it may have opened an invisible dialog), no menus are available and there’s no solution except to force-quit Mail. So they build up along the dock in increasing numbers, the icons getting tinier as time goes on.

showing all messages, in the default sort order with newest at the top) after sleep/idle.Įvery message she reads open in a new windowĮven though I’ve stuck a thin label above the top left of the screen saying “click the red dot, not the amber, to close a window”, she always clicks the amber dot to minimise them. My dream app, if it included Search, would reset to defaults (i.e. I don’t think she uses Search if she did it would then cause more stress because other emails weren’t showing. I’d love to lock the listing to permanently sort one way. After a few days she calls me to say her email has gone, I use TeamViewer, click on the “Date received” column, hurrah. Now her new emails are no longer at the top of the list, she can’t find them. It displays a subtle gray on gray arrow, which she has never noticed. When clicking the top (most recent) email to read it, far too often she accidentally clicks just above, on the column heading, which sorts the messages (typically by sender or subject). And which reset to a default state after a period of not being used, or when the machine sleeps. I’d love to find a mail client which had fewer functions more clearly signposted, which showed one email at a time, which always listed emails in the same way, which guided the user etc. The interface has gradually become more and more subtle. (The original iPhone was fantastic for seniors big clear type, buttons that screamed “slide to unlock”, etc. Like most of Apple’s kit, it’s designed for young people with perfect eyesight, or experienced users. My mum (aged 93) uses Apple Mail on her MacBook Air.

BetterDisplay Pro for ios instal free