Thunderbird Portable

To manaually configure or copy files from the extracted folder listed at
http://www.melez.com/mykzilla/2005/12/tabbed-message-browsing-in-thunder...
and have it work with PTB?

I was wondering if this would ever be implemented into PTB or if there is any way that one could go about using the profile (or appropriate files) and copy them to PTB in order to make it work?

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any ideas on this? works fine in xp, but the same usb flash drive in a 98se box brings up the followin error on load.

THUNDERBIRD caused an invalid page fault in
module THUNDERBIRD.EXE at 017f:00828e83.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=017f EIP=00828e83 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=6031d23a SS=0187 ESP=00dbf068 EBP=00dbf0f4
ECX=0283d8a0 DS=0187 ESI=00000000 FS=b5c7
EDX=00dbf0cc ES=0187 EDI=00dbf2c0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 08 50 ff 51 14 a1 a4 1e 99 00 6a 03 56 8d 4d
Stack dump:
00dbf0cc 0242d040 00a4fb00 00ef0a50 00000008 00dbf098 6009aff4 6031ffe0 00ae23cc 00000000 00dbf0f0 02417050 00dbf

make TB go to the system tray when you minimize it instead of cluttering up the task bar, since I have thunderbird running all the time and auto- checking for new email.

Hello everyone,
I apologize in advance for my stupid question. I recently bought a new flashdrive that is not U3 enabled. I'm currently using a U3 geeksquad flash drive. I would like to transfer my email messages, addresses and settings to my new flashdrive (where I have loaded portable thunderbird).
I have tried the suggestion on the portable apps support page regarding copying files from a local drive. However, I cannot find any of the thunderbird files or folders on my U3 portable drive. I went to mybrainz (developer of the U3 thunderbird) support page and their strategy for transferring files did not work (using the Eudora import feature) nor have they responded to my request for support(sent a week ago). Again, I'm really sorry if this is not the correct place to ask for suggestions but I've exhausted my limited repetoire for transferring data. Here is what I've tried so far:

Situation:

I have a couple of laptops that I use. I want to have a single configuration of several apps that I can use identically on each system. This includes firefox, mail client and my text editor of choice.

The issue with the mail client is I have a lot of historic email. I don't want to drag it all around on a key (security for one thing), but I do want to drag around the config of my mail client between the laptops.

I would like to use Portable Thunderbird, but only IF I can set it to store my mail on the NAS at home. Yes, that ties me to only using the mail client when on my network, but, that's not a problem. When away from home I use webmail now anyway.

Hi!

I have a problem concerning portable Thunderbird. The Application is installed on a USB-Stick and is supposed to be started by a easy launch button on my notebook. Unfortunatly the launch keys can not be redefined.
The only way i can define the launch keys is to define the standard e-Mail Client. I changed the following REgistry entry :

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command\E:\PORTAB~1.7_B\PORTAB~1\PORTAB~1.EXE -compose %1

But it did not help.

I've got PTB 1.5 set to check for updates to extensions but not for program updates. My thinking is that PTB is slightly different than TB and allowing the program to update itself might break it's portableness. Is this a valid assumption or is it OK to let the program update itself?

I ask because it's trying to download a "security" update even though the option is turned off.

I can create message filters, but they do not remain after exiting the app. Is this known behavior?

Hi people this is my first post here. I've been using portable apps for a couple of months now. I use them mainly on my PC because it's superior to installing software. I keep them on a seperate partition so when my C: partition gets screwed or reverted to a backup I don't lose and settings, favourites or addresses etc and I need only to recreate shortcuts. Portable apps rocks! I use the FF, TB, OP, NVU, Gaim and abiword!

I got a problem with TB though. Before using the portable app I used the normal intalling version and this behaved correctly. Under the Server Settings for my account I check the box "Leave messages on server for at most 90 days", this ensure that I always have a backup of my email remotely. But on this version of TB it does leave the messages on the server but everytime it checks for new email it downloads them again. Filling my inbox up with repeats. As I said the install version (0.9 i think) behanved correctly. Is this a quirk with the portable version or am I missing something?

Thanks for the absolutely fabulous apps: Portable Firefox and Portable Thunderbird. After a prolonged search, I can't find the solution to this problem. I have a 256 MB flash drive that is too small to download the very large volume of stored mail on my SMTP server. I would like to selectively download recent mail, say for the last 10 days. I can't figure how to do this in Thunderbird and can't find an extension that will allow me to designate that this is all I want. Thanks again for your help.