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<blockquote data-quote="Izydor" data-source="post: 1563227" data-attributes="member: 319470">Space BarOK--I am on Mavericks 10.9.1 with my iMac; lots of memory, lots of storage. This space bar behavior just started.&nbsp; I did restart, then restarted from my backup clone.&nbsp; Same result.&nbsp; So I deleted the Mail client and restored it by reinstalling Mavericks.The space bar still goes to the next message in line.&nbsp; The issue came to light when I was trying to fill a form that had been emailed to me.&nbsp; I clicked on the &quot;response&quot; window and could type letters but as soon as I needed a space--Bang--out of the form and into the next message.The space bar works normally for other applications, such as Word, Excel, and even the Thunderbird mail client.&nbsp; I have looked into the Keyboard Settings screen but there does not seem to be anything there that could be triggered by just the space bar.Am I doomed to using Thunderbird?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Izydor, post: 1563227, member: 319470"] [b]Space Bar[/b] OK--I am on Mavericks 10.9.1 with my iMac; lots of memory, lots of storage. This space bar behavior just started. I did restart, then restarted from my backup clone. Same result. So I deleted the Mail client and restored it by reinstalling Mavericks. The space bar still goes to the next message in line. The issue came to light when I was trying to fill a form that had been emailed to me. I clicked on the "response" window and could type letters but as soon as I needed a space--Bang--out of the form and into the next message. The space bar works normally for other applications, such as Word, Excel, and even the Thunderbird mail client. I have looked into the Keyboard Settings screen but there does not seem to be anything there that could be triggered by just the space bar. Am I doomed to using Thunderbird? [/QUOTE]

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