Thunderbird Portable

The Thunderbird, including its Portable version, allows the user to move incoming emails in the bins where emails already sent out are stored, and the other way around. This mixing of the incoming emails with out-went emails is a problem when searching for archived emails later. The design engineer should implement a module to prohibit this kind of operation. In other words, if a user drags an incoming email to the out-went email storage bins, the system should give an error message: "You Cannot store incoming emails in the out-went email bins!"

I run the Thunderbird Portable (TP) on a TOSHIBA dynabook SS portable PC under Windows VISTA. I have 1GB of RAM, more than 1GHz frequency, and 80GB HDD.

Okay, well I'm not sure if I'm right about the plain text and HTML part, but I think I am. Correct me if I'm way off, please

Well, isn't it right that when composing an e-mail you do so in plain text, right? But you can change it to HTML though? I would like to know how to do that. Could anyone please tell me, pretty please?
Also, could you list the different e-mail hosting providers that use HTML and the others that use plain text?

Whilst investigating another problem I managed to delete thunderbird including all of my mailboxes from the thumb drive. Anyone know a good free utility for recovery the files?

Hello, I would like to use thunderbird to download everything it can get it's hands on in my gmail account so that I can delete my gmail archive, and still have my offline backup.

Believe it or not this marks the first serious attempt to use smtp mail so if my question is silly please forgive.

I can connect just fine, but it only loads 250 messages or so at a time, and i have to move them to an archive folder i've made and then recheck and it loads another 250. also they are moving fast, i'm not sure it is downloading the whole message and i'm sure its not getting attachments.

I have the odd problem that 92 items previously moved or deleted from my inbox repeatedly (but not always) keep reappearing in the inbox. It´s always the same 92! Those that have been moved are all still in their proper location, so the worst thing that can happen is that I end up with lots of duplicate copies, but it´s a bit weird and a bit of a nuisance.

Anyone got any ideas?

Ok, this is pretty weird, but Thunderbird portable says that there is an unread email in my inbox, but there isn't.

It started doing this when I (accidentally) unplugged my usb drive without closing the application.

I've tried reinstalling, but it still says that there is an email in there.

So, do I have to live with a perpetual phantom email? Or is there an answer?

Thanks!

Please have a look at his screenshots. The files inside my ThunderbirdPortable directory are a bit messed up.

This is the main folder ThunderbirdPortable\:
http://img115.imageshack.us/img115/3532/65924806do7.jpg

And this is ThunderbirdPortable\Data\Profile\:
http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/9462/18775675vl0.jpg

You see, there are some files within the main folder which there really should not.

Thunderbird without Spamato it's a pain...

Well, I've been testing it and it works on Portable Thunderbird. The problem is that it needs Java (we can tell Spamato where the javaw.exe is). So any way to install Java in the portable device? Or any other solution?

Regards.
[Topic closed by moderator RM: Continue discussion in the existing Spamato thread.]

When trying to activate Get Mail, the program asks to type in a password. Which password have I to use? How to create a password? Password manager only helps to create a master password. Thanks for advice.