Posts made by threehappypenguins

In Opera 12 or earlier:
Assign desired shortcut to: Read mail, 2
That is the Received folder, where all read and unread mail is found. This is my entire Mail Access Points Menu from Opera 11.64.

[Mail Access Points Menu]
Item, "Unread" = Read mail, 1,,,"Mark as read"
Item, "Received" = Read mail, 2,,,"View from"
Item, "Outbox" = Read mail, 3,,,"Send Mail"
Item, "Drafts" = Read mail, 4,,,"Compose Mail"
Item, "Sent" = Read mail, 5,,,"View to"
---Trash---
Item, "Spam" = Read mail, 8,,,"Mark as spam"
Item, "Trash" = Read mail, 6,,,"Show Trash"
---Feeds---
Item, "Mailing Lists" = Read mail, 9,,,"Show Mailing Lists"
Item, "Newsfeeds" = Read mail, 11,,,"Show Newsfeeds"

Huh? What? What are you talking about? What do I do to make a shortcut within Opera Mail? Are you telling me to edit some file by hand or something? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Is there a way to add one?

I know there is an extension for Google Calendar for the Opera Browser, but what about Opera Mail? I want some way to sync my calendar (and hopefully my contacts and tasks as well) with Opera Mail.

How do I make a shortcut for my inbox in Opera Mail? I want to have a button or tab or something that I can click on to go straight to my inbox. I don't want to have to scroll through all my folders just to get there.

Hi, I'm still confused. I'm using "Opera Mail" (not normal Opera) and I don't know where to find the accounts.ini file

I am trying to make the Opera reply format look more like Outlook. I know you can do this in Thunderbird (http://askubuntu.com/questions/173505/how-do-i-make-thunderbirds-reply-format-look-like-outlooks) but how would I do it in Opera. The closest instructions I could are here: http://www.opera.com/help/tutorials/mail/advanced/#personal-messageid

However, I do not understand where to input the information. It says "Use the accounts.ini setting." I cannot find an accounts.ini file. I found a bunch of .css files in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Opera Mail\Opera Mail\styles\user but I don't know what I'm doing. Please, if someone could please direct me on where to put the format information, I would greatly appreciate it! I am assuming that I need a place to put this:

<hr>
From: %from%
Sent: %X:=sent% %A%, %B% %d%, %Y% %l%:%M%%p(3)%
[[To: %to%]][[
Cc: %cc%]]
Subject: %subject%

Uggghhh, oh well. I gave up. I downloaded an old version (version 11.10) from here: http://www.oldversion.com/windows/opera/

Then I followed the directions from the previous link I provided. I guess Opera got rid of socks proxy support? Oh well. At least I have the old version and it works fine for what I need.

Someone said that the opera:config page was changed to opera://flags

I tried that, and I can't find any proxy settings in this page. Please help! I want to set up a socks5 proxy in Opera, just like I did in Firefox!

I am reading a tutorial on how to set up Opera with a socks proxy, and it told me to put in opera:config into the address bar. It's supposed to bring me to a Opera Preferences page kind of like Firefox's about:config page. It only brings me to the regular "Settings" page. I have also tried opera:config#UserPrefs, and I still get to the normal Settings page. Has Opera taken away this feature? Is there some file I can edit instead? I really need to access these settings. The tutorial that I'm trying to follow is this one: http://jponiato.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Use-Opera-with-a-SOCKS-Proxy#