Hi Nick,
I am experiencing the same problem with Thunderbird. When composing a
message, We will not read characters that are deleted. But, this
behavior started about a week ago when I foolishly allowed Thunderbird
to install the latest version which I think is 4.5, with perhaps another
digit. At the time the new version was installed, I received a notice
that some of the add-ons might not work. But, didn't know what add-ons
were installed before the installation so I am wondeering if that is the
problem By the way, with the new version, I can not review a message
that I am composing.
Bernie
On 4/26/2016 2:00 AM, Nick Sarames via Talk wrote:
First let me explain. When I post to the list, I find it easier to
click on the link from the introductory e-mail I received welcoming me
to the list (I don't bother with an address book). Generally When I
compose an e-mail in Thunderbird, I first make sure I am in the
correct window, and then I type control-n. Lately I have found that
when I backspace over a letter, WE is no longer reading the letter.
Instead I am getting the Windows bong sound. I tried maximizing the
window but to no avail. BTW, even though WE is not reading the
letters over which I am back spacing, they are being erased.
Now here's the interesting part. As I told you, I don't manually type
the address for this list in the "to" field, opting instead to click
on the link in the original e-mail. And when I back space, WE is
reading the letters as I back space over them.
Nick
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