Hello!
I'm currently "tuning" my thunderbird; create a folder-structure, adding add-ons etc.
Now I wanna add a custom notification-sound for new mails. My problem: I assume that, if I would only choose a sound on my external drive, the sound can't be played in case that the drive get an other letter on an other pc; for e.g. My Mp3-Player has the letter "G:" on my PC, on an other PC this letter is already defined for an other drive so my Mp3-Player would use the Letter "H:". Now the path to the sound can't be found because the sound doesn't exist on the other drive thats now accessable under the letter "G:".
I read that you can use "relative Paths" in Thunderbird: \\profile oder something like that. Can someone explain me how this relative paths work? Thanks in advance!
Jonathan
P.S.: Excuse my bad english, im from germany and just in the 9th class.
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save the sound inside the Portable Thunderbird Data folder and set it up to play as usual, Thunderbird launcher will take care of the rest... I did it with my signatures txt file a long time ago and it works with even me notice it.
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