A Couple of Thunderbird Questions

Ed Fletcher ed at fletcher.ca
Wed May 4 05:34:13 UTC 2005


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Alex Mandel wrote:
| 1. Not sure, point your current install to the old directory in
| Edit->Account Settings->Server Settings
| or you could copy the files from your
| user/.mozilla-thunderbird/profilename/ directory over to the new location
| I believe the address book is abook.mab, and mail is the "mail" folder
| at the same level.

OK, found them under ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/nuqi35wy.default/Mail/Local
Folders/Inbox.sbd

(I have no idea what the 'nuqi35wy' is all about.  Anybody know?)

| 2.Edit->Preferences->Composition->Send Options(Lower Part of Page)
| Should give you all the options you need.

The upper part of that page refers to the per-recipient rules in the
address book.  The lower part might work if I can enter *.* for the
domains to send plain text to.  I'll try playing around with that.  But
I still think that there must be a global setting so that I never send
mail as html.

Thanks Alex.

Ed

| Ed Fletcher wrote:
|
| I've just reloaded Hoary onto my laptop and am now configuring
| Thunderbird.  Which is pretty easy, except for two things:
|
| 1.  How do I import my mail and address book from my Warty desktop?
|
| 2.  How do I ensure that all mail I send will be in plain text and not
| html?  I can see how to set this on a per-recipient basis, but I'm sure
| there must be a global setting somewhere that I'm missing.
|
| TIA,
| Ed
|>

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Ed Fletcher
ed at fletcher.ca

What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans and the homeless,
whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism
or the holy name of liberty or democracy?  -  Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948)

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