I'm getting beyond my limited expertise here. Can you copy your desired
attachment from your external drive to your internal drive? then your
Windows filing system should be able to locate it for you. Going
farther in this question will be up to David or Rick, I think or someone
who uses both Thunderbird and external drives. It may be possible for
Maria or Angela, two knowledgeable Thunderbird users, to help also.
On 4/8/2014 10:46 AM, Doug wrote:
Hello Jim,
I have Windows 7, and I tried your keystrokes and they didn't work.
I did try Cnl+Shift+A and tabbed around but I am trying to find my
external drive?
I hope you can find a way to get my external drive to open in an
attachment.
Sign,
Doug
On 4/8/2014 7:00 AM, Jim Pursley wrote:
Control+ shift +a opens thunderbird's attachment window. Then you'll
need to identify the file you want by tabbing several times
(depending on which version of windows you are using) until you find
it. Then click on the file name. The next step is a leap of faith.
Shift tab will bring up a selected/not selected dialog. Arrow down to
selected and then press control + enter to send the email with the
attachment. Anyone knowing an easier, faster way is welcome to comment.
On 4/8/2014 8:27 AM, Doug wrote:
Hello JAWS Users,
Does anybody know how to send an attachment using Thunderbird latest
version?
I can open an attachment, but I want to know the keystrokes on
sending an attachment.
Any help would be appreciated.
Sign,
Doug
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