Thunderbird Portable

Hello,
One question: Are there an Spanish version of Portable Thunderbird?
Thanks

Please forgive me if this has been answered elsewhere (the Search engine can't find it if it has)

Has anyone been able to update Portable TB 1.5.0.2 to 1.5.0.4 using a mar file? (The advantage is that the mar file is 510k oposed to the full 6Mb installer)

Is there a method of forcing Portable Thunderbird to open HTML links in Portable Firefox instead of the default Windows browser.

I'm running both Thunderbird & Firefox on a USB drive, on a PC at work, and don't want to use the installed IE as my browser. DUe to user restrictions I can't (and don't want to) chanmge the default browser.

When I use PTB on a thumbdrive, does the antivirus program installed on the PC check the messages?

any sensitive emails stored in folders etc. easily viewable and revealing of my account numbers? If so, what can I do about this?

thanks,

Rick Warburton

First I want to describe my circumstances. I use portable Thunderbird on some Windows Computers and even at home on my Ubuntu Linux mashine (using only the profils, works fine).
Everything workes perfect (means: thanks for all that nice portable programs!).
Now I have a T-Mobile MDA (PDA with Windows Mobile). I want to synchronise it with the data in my portable thunderbird profile.
I have tried using activesync with birdiesync. The problem is, that you cant define the right paths for the syncronisation with the portable app.
Maybe someone knows a different way to syncronise a PDA with portable thunderbird, or had success on trying to pair the devices with birdiesync. (with the normal Thunderbird everthing works fine!)

I run portable Thunderbird from an iPodShuffle on OSX. The application hangs everytime the computer wakes up from sleep, regardless on which Mac I try it on. Is there a way around this?

thanks in advance

can i use Portable Thunderbird data into standard Thunderbird ?
It's so important to me cuz i'm using Linux OS

This topic must have been covered before...
Is there any reason why Portable Thunderbird should not be used as the desktop mail app? I support a social service agency where people move around a lot, and it would be a lot easier to just move one folder to have their mail follow them.
Is there something that regular T-bird does that Portable T-bird cannot do?

How do I go about upgrading from 1.502 to 1.504 Thunderbird I have got Thunderbird installed on my USB only recently and it is already asking to upgrade to 1.504 but portable Apps has only 1.502 available.

Any help for a newby?