Hi,
That's a bit odd, you should be able to just hit enter on a message then
read it with the arrow keys.
Are you sure you have the latest version - the third beta?
I'm not sure where thunderbird would install to if you use the package
manager but I would guess it would install into /usr
Paul
On 06/06/09 15:59, Peter Torpey wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions on Thunderbirdf, flat review mode, etc.
I'll get on the Orca bug list and follow up with some of these issues.
Anyway, I have a few more questions about Thunderbird:
1. 1. What is the best way to open and read a message in
Thunderbird? I haven't been able to do this without performing a lot
of tabbing. I'm used to just hitting enter on messages to read them,
but that doesn't seem to work in Thunderbird with Orca.
2. I installed the Thunderbird beta manually into the /opt/thunderbird
folder and created a shortcut on the start menu.
Someone on the list suggested that I could add the line:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/fta/ubuntu jaunty main universe
in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d file.
I assume that this will add the beta packages to my list of available
packages. The question is, if I now use this aptitude packager
installer, where does the installed version of Thunderbird go and will
it conflict with what I have installed in the /opt/thunderbird
directory (or will it overwrite it)? Should I remove the version
which I manually installed and configure Thunderbird again?
Thanks for any clarifications.
--Pete
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