Who uses Thunderbird?

[Pablo]

I seem to be digging it. Are you?

The question on my mind right now, when I simply hit reply to someone's ebomb I get this type of format:

quote:

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Dirk Weed wrote:

>xxx-4xx-8xxx. BTW: http://nonewgastax.com
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>>That would be a bad assumption......
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>>P
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How to change this? Where are the options for replying? It may be painfully obvious but.....

 

[Pablo]

I guess not many users. I think FF users will really like Thunderbird.

Pretty cool email I guess.....I like it. The thing I was worried about was multiple maulboxes - this is no issue....simple and slick to run through your email - BUT totally separate at the same time.

I like the address and other features after a bit of settling in. I can't seem to adjust the reply message settings very much.... anyhow some of the important selections whizz by so slow down when setting it up.

 

[John K]

Oh, you mean the email program! I thought you meant the drink....... I use Thunderbird but I don't know the answer to your question.... I looked through the tool settings and didn't see anything that helps...
John

 

[XS650]

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Originally posted by Pablo:
I guess not many users. I think FF users will really like Thunderbird.

Pretty cool email I guess.....I like it. The thing I was worried about was multiple maulboxes -

I like the address and other features after a bit of settling in. I can't seem to adjust the reply message settings very much.... anyhow some of the important selections whizz by so slow down when setting it up.

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Take a look at the options under Tools/Options/Account settings and Composition, then look at the composition block on that page. I think the controls you are looking for are there.

Are maulboxes what you put SPAM in?

I like T-Bird too but use web based email 95% of the time now. Variosu varieties of Outlook have been banished from my computers.

 

[tom slick]

my guess is that you have to find the settings and select "rich text format" or "HTML format"