Thunderbird Portable

I'd like to index Thunderbird Portable with a desktop search tool. I'm willing to use X1, Copernic, or Windows Desktop Search, or some sort of Thunderbird-only indexer. (Can't use Google -- it is blocked by policy.)

When I try to tell any of these tools to index Thunderbird, they can't find Thunderbird, and they don't give me a chance to manually specify where to find Thunderbird data.

Yes, I know that portable and desktop-search sounds like an oxymoron.

Anyone successfully indexing Thunderbird Portable?

TIA

I have installed Thunderbird portabel versin 2.0.0.4 on my portabel disk and it works well with gmail account and regular e-mail account. After that I installed Hotmail account. I have installed webmail 1.2.3 and Hotmail 1.2.3 extensions. I set up the account as per instructions. Now when I try to download Hotmail. I get error message Localhost cold not be found !!

What I am doing wrong ? any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thunderbird Portable appears on the Menu as 'Mozilla Thunderbird, Portable Edition' instead of just 'Thunderbird Portable'. It looks ugly, since all other applications follow the (i.e.) 'Firefox Portable' pattern.

how can i configure my thunderbird pe for dail up and i use yahoo mail.. please help me im a newbie.. thnx!

Hello,

GPG is released in version 2.0.5 for Windows, too. It's planned to make this version workable for Thunderbird PE?

Regards,

Teuchtlurm

All,

I've got Thunderbird Portable set up on my usb stick. Its Junk Filters are working well. I wondered if there is a usb AV available that checks emails as they arrive into the email client. ClamWin doesn't. I can't assume that a PC has AV installed and will check for me.

Thanks

A

Hello,

I replaced my 1.5 files with the new 2.0.0.4 version. It kept all the data, but I have an error message down the bottom of the interface:

No chrome package registered for chrome://messenger-offline/locale/offline.dtd .

Error: undefined entity
Source File: chrome://messenger-offline/content/msgOfflineOverlay.xul
Line: 26, Column: 5
Source Code:
<menu id="offlineMenuItem" insertafter="trashMenuSeparator" label="&offlineMenu.label;" accesskey="&offlineMenu.accesskey;">----^


I don't have scrollbars either for the list of messages in my inbox.

I tested the setup and there is no problem sending e-mails from my thunderbird portable Gmail a/c.

However I do not receive any in my inbox whils theuy arrive in my GMail in box on my "fixed" thunderbird.

Any idea to solve the problem please?

Also, how to redirect mail from one provider/server to a GMail a/c when on holiday for example.

Hi

I'm running Thunderbird Portable 2.0.0.4 from a portable hard disk on Ubuntu 7.04 (using Wine 0.9.40) and here's the issue I'm facing:

When I first load up TBP, my CPU usage (as seen on System Monitor) goes up to 100% with TBP taking upto 30-40%. If I wait patiently, the window loads, my email downloads and then my CPU usage drops to a normal level. The cycle repeats when I click on a mail in the list or switch the folder or switch to another window.

i use thunderbird (edit:portable) for my college email account, and the smtp server associated with it is blocked on most networks. when im at home, school, or my parents' house i just switch between the outgoing mail servers associated with their networks, but when im checking my email from a public computer or a computer an an unknown network, i usually cant send emails because i dont know the server. this is especially irritating when traveling. is there an easy way to find out the outgoing mail server or, alternatively, to configure it to somehow use my email account's server?