Thunderbird Portable

Hi!

I was wondering whether there is an extension to (Portable) Thunderbird that allows to STORE all the emails encrypted. I just don't feel well when I think that I might just leave all my emails on a USB stick somewhere so that some random person can read everything I've ever written and received.
I know that there is On-the-fly encryption like TrueCrypt, but all those solutions require administrator rights - which is bad when I go to public computers with my USB stick.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Arno

How in sam hell do u set up yahoo, hotmail, and gmail email accounts?!!!!! a simple step by step like the AOL support guide http://www.mozilla.org/support/thunderbird/faq#aol

I HATE IDIOTS WHO CANT MAKE SIMPLE EMAIL CHECKING EASY!!!!! GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!
someone at thunderbird desinging needs to be shot!!!!

SniperDGS

Have WinXP with TB1.5.0.8 on desktop & TBP 1.5.0.5. Am ignorant as to synching even after checking posts and following links. Have one question:

Have been using the desktop for a week and prior was using TBP for a month. Since return have kept many msgs (in "kept mail" folder), hence several "folders" are different than those in TBP. Now need to bring in the msgs from TBP and wonder if there is a program that will simply add those that are missing from the desktop without simply replacing the entire file or duplicating msgs.

Alternatively could forward each individual msg which will be received by the desktop.

Is there a way to sort the message filters without moving each one individually? I'm trying to sort mine alphabetically, but it's a long list. I was hoping there is a way to sort them eg:like an excel spreadsheet.

Hi I'm new to PortableApps so forgive the ignorance. When I open my mail using Thunderbird I see my inbox from Yahoo. However when I logon to Yahoo the messages once downloaded to Thunderbird seem to have vanished. I can still see them in Thunderbird.

Is there any way to still be able to view them from Yahoo?

Andrew

I'm having no luck sending emails using Thunderbird portable using my OPeramail account. Does anyone know the correct smtpx settings?

I've tried port 25 and alternative 587 . . . no joy.

I connect to the server okay then get

"The mail server sent an incorrect greeting: Cannot connect to SMTP server 205.158.62.125 (205.158.62.125:25), connect error 10060."

Any ideas?

I would like to try taking my TBP set up and try it with the regular TB to see if it speeds up. What is the process to do that?

I presume that I install TB? Then what?

Thanks

From gnupg-announce:
Tavis Ormandy of the Gentoo security team identified a severe and
exploitable bug in the processing of encrypted packets in GnuPG.
You can see the whole message here:
http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2006q4/000491.html

The Win32 build can be found here:
ftp://ftp.gnupg.org/gcrypt/binary/gnupg-w32cli-1.4.6.exe

I have thunderbird email client on my PC in my home, but because internet connection in my home is very slowly, I use thunderbird portable (TBP) to download my new email in internet café, after than I want to put it in my PC. My question is if fist time I delete a new one in my TBP after copying to my PC, than I download again a new email, what should I can do?? (As far as I know, if I delete the old email on profile’s folder in my TBP than I copy to my PC, it will change profile TBP too. I mean after I get a new one and copy to my PC, I want to delete and get a new one again without leave

I'm trying to figure out why my TBP is so slow. I thought it was just a dying, old XP set up. So, I've reinstalled XP completely on a new 160GB IDE 7200 RPM drive, did all express updates and SP2. I am running a Biostar M7VIQ from this millennium (early, though), with 1.256 GB RAM, AMD Athalon 1.67 GHZ processor. I have an AGP Biostar video card with 256MB RAM.

I have current McAfee software kept updated through a university package.

After all that, I copied over my files and retried TBP. It works about the same. I use TBP on my desktop rather than TB because I'm hoping to make it portable.