I just installed the latest version of Airmail 2 with SpamSieve (2.9.23)
and I am having issues with the Train as Good and Train as Spam Keyboard shortcuts -
they are refusing to work for me - the drop down menu options work but not the shortcuts.
I have tried multiple times using different key combos in the system pref/keyboard with
no luck, any ideas?
Thanks Michael, so it appears you cannot override the shortcuts that Airmail has in place…if not thats fine, as long as they work.
Thanks for making a great product.
So it appears you cannot override the keyboard shortcuts set by Airmail, if not thats fine, its working for me now so that’s all that matters. Thanks for making a great product Michael.
Overriding them as described here is working on my Mac. If it’s not working for you, perhaps you could post some screenshots showing what you did and what the result (in the Airmail menu) was.
I have the same problem. Posting a screen shot wont help as there isnt a pop up declaring an error, just a tone (basso) and no action at all
The two training actions only work when doing a right click (control click) action. and I followd the directions to the letter in the PDF manual
The point of the screenshots is to see how you configured the keyboard shortcuts in System Preferences, whether they are shown in the menu in Airmail, and whether the corresponding menu commands are enabled.
The issue seems to be that System Preferences says “Spam Sieve - Train as Bad” (as suggested in the manual) but that in the actual menu Airmail says “SpamSieve - Train as Spam”. The manual is correct for the Airmail 2.6.1, the current version in the Mac App Store. Which version of Airmail do you have? In any case, changing System Preferences to match what you see in the menu should fix the problem.
You have the same version of Airmail as me. I just realized that your second screenshot (with “SpamSieve - Train as Spam”) is from the contextual menu. The correct place to look for the keyboard shortcuts is in the Messages > Mark as Reminder menu. The menu titles there are the ones that need to match System Preferences.
This looks good, although I guess it’s possible that the spacing or dash type is different. If you copy and paste your results we could do an exact comparison.
What does your Messages > Mark as Reminder menu look like? Are you running Airmail with the English localization?