On 1/9/2013 16:18, steve harley wrote:

I call the screen with the the subject lines/sender/date etc the
Index screen - as opposed to a table of contents.  Have no idea what
techies who develop these things named it.

yeah what _you_ call, or even what the techies call it, may not work for
the next person   which is why detailed literal descriptions are
preferable for discussing technical problems;


Well not to put to fine a point on it, but it seems to me there should
be universal terms for something as simple as the list of emails in your inbox - and when I said I didnt know what the techies called it
I was just trying to say I never learned what it's proper name is.
NOt that these things dont change with the whim of the software guys.

directories became folders at some point, to name one such, I'm sure ya know :-)

don't get me started on the odd names for the functions of certain sounds in Windoze...

Thunderbird can lay out  > the screen many different ways,
I'll confess to not knowing that... as the whole reason I switched from Ntscape is that Thunderbird recognized how Netscape was layed out when
you first open email.

 but your description was enough to
induce that "opened my index page" meant launching the app; that and
"showed up in two windows" led me to this bug report:

<https://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla_messaging/topics/two_message_windows_are_displayed_when_thunderbird_launches>
>
it is a Windows/Thunderbird problem, and was fixed by a recent
Thunderbird update, which i'll bet is why it "cleared up"; i doubt it
was connected to the URL issues

Right - i didn't think it was _related_ other than possibly being things that
were going bump because of recent automatic updates.  IT did occur to me
that having a separate window open playing Wors with FRiends on facebook might be a part of the problem

ann


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