Thunderbird Portable

I do not want to copy the data of my desktop profile. Can I do this?

Todd

The problems are two: Changing the "local directory" to point to a USB stick, and if that is managed, problem with local folders being deleted from USB stick.

I work at a university. Users on our network have no administrative privileges. Our main campus IT discourages the use of any e-mail client (advocating using the web interface, which is truly awful). Our local IT department is stretched unbearably thin; they would install regular TBird if they had time to do so for me, but they really don't -- it takes months to get any custom software installed.

I recently installed TB Portable 3.1.6 on a portable USB drive. The transfer of static TB to the portable went fine, and it runs as expected on Win-XP.
However, when I take the drive to either a Vista or Win7 system (I've tried both, on both x32 & x64 based PCs), I get a popup window during the startup with the following message:

I upgraded to Thunderbird Portable 3.1.6 over the weekend and lost one of my folders. It was named Registrations and had all my software registration and activation info. So I need it! Has it been overwritten? Is my only solution to restore a back up copy of the software?

On SourceForge all I can find is 2.0.0.6 as the latest 2 release version.
I tried version 3 and it was horrible.

Are there any versions later than 2.0.0.6 that I can download (but still version 2)? On the desktop I am using 2.0.0.24 (non-portable version) so I was kind of hoping I could use something a bit fresher than the year 2007 in portable form.

Thanks for any help!

I'am working with a self made Portable tree, e.g. Thunderbird, Firefox, OpenOffice, Launcher is PStart.

When I copy the tree to another location, all the Thunderbird path entries in mimeTypes.rdf, pointing to additional applications in portable tree serving attachments by double clicking are unlegal.

Reason is .. the entries are using absolute path names.

Although ... path entries in mimeTypes.rdf of Firefox are corrected (customized).

Question:
What mechanism does Firefox use to customize path entries in mimeTypes.rdf on the fly and ...
why doesn't so Thunderbird.

Hi,

I've been using Portable TB 2.* on Linux/Wine, and it worked fine.
After upgrading to 3.1.6, mail texts (text-only, no html) became unreadable.
Not all mails, but a lot of them.
The settings are unchanged and still work on PTB 2.0.0.24.
Folder settings: UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-15 set as Standard Encoding, but "Standard ...zuweisen" ( e.g. "apply standard (?)") is not checked.
Usually that works, with the exception of mails with incorrect encoding. But here not only a few special characters are unreadable, but the whole message is scrambled.

change color to local folders. Personalize.

How can I organize my emails local folders easily , changing the color folder, etc.

Best Regards

I used Thunderbird Portable 3.1.6 on a freshly installed Windows XP+SP3 PC (Dell, German) and now Windows’ logon screen shows "1506 ungelesene E-Mails" ("1506 unread emails") for the user I ran TB Portable under.

So it seems TB Portable somehow stores information on the PC, or leaves registry entries.

Could someone more knowledgeable please have a look into this?

Hint: Windows can be configured not to show the number of unread emails on the logon screen, so be sure to have this function enabled while testing.

Guys I have one q for u.

If there are people who use Thunderbird as rss reader?

Why news from portableapps updated only when I start thunderbird?

Do you the same?