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Enigmail

Submitted by apt105 on February 21, 2008 - 6:48am

Hi all

I've been playing around with the thunderbird, enigmail and gnupg
portable setup as described on the thunderbird support page and have
found that the gpg keys are actually being stored in
%APPDATA%\gnupg rather than
..\CommonFiles\gpg\Data. Is there any way to change this?

Cheers

Cant Open Mail ??

Submitted by XSCCASPER on February 20, 2008 - 3:42pm

I can retrieve and download my mail with no problem. I can also preveiw the mail in the preview pane, however when i double click on the line of the message i want to ope, nothing happens. I can reply, forward, and reply all at which point tb opens the proper screen, but i cannot simply "open" any messages. Anyone ever had this problem or have any idea how to fix it ?

Outgoing Server Problem

Submitted by vinc on February 20, 2008 - 2:26am

Hello
i am using the Thundebird to collect the Privat-email at the office Wink
this part is working for all 3 Adresses.

the Problem i have - in the company i work the clossed the conection to send mail throu a extern mail account. but the company is given a outgoing adresse.

My Problem is, i can't set it as default outgoing server. I mean i can do it but the mail still try to send throug the normal autgoing server.

sincerly
vincent

Sent, Drafts and Templates folders gone

Submitted by midaran on February 18, 2008 - 1:45pm

Hello everyone,

I have just downloaded new version of Thunderbird portable to put it on my USB drive, but after installation and after adding email account I do not see special folders like Sent, Templates or Junk.

I thought that they will be created upon first usage (first mail sent for example), but nothing happened.

Is it normal ?

Best regards
Midaran

Thunderbird Portable and CommonFiles

Submitted by mstinaff on February 18, 2008 - 10:40am

In my latest GnuPG Portable DevTest I have included a modified ThunderbirdPortable.nsi. I am hoping to have some of the Thunderbird Portable Gurus check it out.

quick build instructions:
1. Verify you can compile the original ThunderbirdPortable.nsi
2. Install GnuPG Portable
3. install Enigmail if needed.
4. backup your original thunderbirdportable.nsi

thunderbird to go?

Submitted by lipshtick lady on February 17, 2008 - 8:48am

hi

I have searched all over and thought Thunderbird Portable was the way to go, but now am confused.

I run Thunderbird on my office desktop computer and LOVE it - I am going to be travelling and wanted to use THunderbird portable.

But I want to sync up with what I already have on my desktop and when I return home sync again - am I off track - can thunderbord portable not be used for this use?

move from U3 Thunderbird to Portable Thunderbird

Submitted by TheGameDreams on February 15, 2008 - 7:39am

Hello,

I just installed PortableApps on my new USB and all is fine.
But I need move my email messages from old USB U3 Thunderbird 1.5.0.14
to PortableApps Thunderbird 2.0.0.9
I already set email accounts manualy, but how to move emails? Under Tools->import
I found only other email clients like Eudora, Outlook etc.

Thanks.

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