Thunderbird Portable

Is there a way - OTHER than setting Firefox as the default browser - to open web links on messages in Portable Thunderbird in Portable Firefox? IE is the default browser on my work PC and I use my portable apps for personal email and browsing. I'd like to be able to click a link in a message I've received with Portable Thunderbird and have it open with Portable Firefox.

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hi guy's

I'm using TB & it was working find with me but 1 month before the TB can't retrieve my e-mail anymore it always ask me for the password but with nothing

any command from you guy's
or help please

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A new twist. Have found several times over the past couple of days, new folders under Inbox called NSTMP and -1 and -2. These generally contain incoming msgs meant for "Me" folder in inbox,. But once "Me" disappeared and NSTMP-2 consisted of duplicates from "Pending" which also is under Inbox.

To correct the situation, had to move msgs to the appropriate folder, then delete NSTMP folder and sometimes that is difficult to delete. Has anyone experienced this and know of a prevention?

Hi to All

All my email accounts work in Thunderbird portable , except for my gmail account. I'm using gmail extensions. hotmail work fine, but when trying to check my gmail, I get the following error:

"The RETR command did not succeed.Error retrieving massage. Mail server localhost responded: negative vibes (GMail)

Anyone have any ideas how I can get this to work?

Best Regards To All

DKNY2000

Is the latest beta coming as a portable version soon?

I am testing on my own home computer. The email setup I have used is exactly the same as my normal email client but...Tbird asks me for an SMTP password with an offer to save same. However, it just keeps on asking over and over again. Can anybody tell me why? The password provided is correct and correctly entered. I use Incredimail on one PC and Outlook Express on another and have previously used T/bird full version without difficulty.

First, a question: how much of a performance decrease am I going to see as old emails build up? At what point does that happen (i.e. when I have X megs of emails stored in my TB folders)? Second, is there an easy/safe way to archive my old emails?

I have 2 "installations" of Thunderbird Portable on two different drives - one for private & work and another for å club I'm running, all in all 17 different accounts. I would like to keep them separate, i.e. not having all of them in one instance of PTB, but when I have one instance open and try to start another, I get the message:
"Another instance of Thunderbird is already running. Please clos other instances of Thunderbird before launching Thunderbird Portable."
Is there any way to circumvent this?

Thankful for suggestions.

kermik

I could use some help setting up my Thunderbird mail system?

I'm new to this open source stuff, so please forgive me if I seem inept (Actually, I am)

What I'm trying to do is set Thunderbird up so that regardless of what system I happen to be using, I can simply plug in my Cruzer USB micro with Thunderbird and receive my email from several different email accounts.

When setting up my account I am not prompted to enter a password. I need to have a password entered so that I can connect to my sbcglobal.net account.

What am I missing?

Lane