This email is about Mozilla-thunderbird.
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Various other people have written you helpful messages about the
specific issues you've been facing.
I'd like to write instead and make a suggestion I hope you'll take
to heart: give your posts subject lines that indicate what the
content of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My previous posting regarding mounting the newly installed
hard drive was helped quite a lot with the advice I read
here ... thank you very much. There's a superb way of finding
out all about an unknown drivge, and that's sudo cfdisk /dev/hdd
whereupon it told me the
Progress !
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... snippage ... Installing Thunderbird ...
Then a couple of problems surfaced:
1. The menu items highlight to white on white.
This is a common bug already posted here before.
You can check for fixes in the list archives.
I'll try that; the simple answer
Even More Progress !
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... snippage ... Installing Thunderbird ...
2. The second time I opened Thunderbird, it was empty, and the
Install Wizard wanted all my data all over again. 150 messages
vanished ... but it had let me do the setup all by myself without
a peep of
Antony Gelberg wrote:
Adam Porter wrote:
~/.mozilla-thunderbird. You can drill down to more specific stuff if
you want.
Really, you should consider something like Ubuntu, MEPIS, or Xandros.
It will take care of many of your problems off-the-bat.
You seem to have a new standard answer
Antony Gelberg wrote:
Adam Porter wrote:
~/.mozilla-thunderbird. You can drill down to more specific stuff if
you want.
Really, you should consider something like Ubuntu, MEPIS, or Xandros.
It will take care of many of your problems off-the-bat.
You seem to have a new standard answer
My previous posting regarding mounting the newly installed
hard drive was helped quite a lot with the advice I read
here ... thank you very much. There's a superb way of finding
out all about an unknown drivge, and that's sudo cfdisk /dev/hdd
whereupon it told me the names of all the drive's
~/.mozilla-thunderbird. You can drill down to more specific stuff if
you want.
Really, you should consider something like Ubuntu, MEPIS, or Xandros.
It will take care of many of your problems off-the-bat.
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