I can empathize. I too like one-handed, mouse-only computing -- chair turned and tilted back, feet up, coffee mug in the left hand, right hand on the mouse...
There's probably no good way to do what you want. If you can accept a makeshift solution, and if you have one of the Windows automation tools, and if the project is worth the effort to you, you could have a toolbar button in PocoMail that launches a PocoScript that in turn launches an external, non-PocoScript script that sends the keystrokes Alt+N to PocoMail. Here is an example PocoScript (which would have to be modified):
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{ SendAltN
{ Launches an external script that will send the keystrokes
{ Alt+N to PocoMail
Execute "C:\\Program Files\\PocoMail4\\SendAltN.exe"
And here is one possible external script, in AutoIt:
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; SendAltN
; Sends the keystrokes Alt+N to PocoMail.
; Compile this script.
; AutoIt v3.2.4.9
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2) ; 2 = substring, case sensitive
WinActivate("PocoMail")
If WinWaitActive("PocoMail", "", 1) Then
Send("!n")
Else
MsgBox(48, @ScriptName, "PocoMail is not active", 3)
EndIf