Tables can be embedded in emails easily. If a Thunderbird user receives an email that contains a table he is up for a problem though. It does not matter how he tries to copy the table or selected parts of it because the end result will always be that the formatting is lost. There is [...]
27
Oct
The email client Thunderbird does not provide an option to automatically send specific emails to a CC or BCC email address. While home users normally do not need that feature it might be required to send all email correspondence to a supervisor or different department in the company that you are working for. It can [...]
Importing Calendar From Microsoft Outlook To Mozilla Lightning
Posted by Martin in Email, Knowledge TAGS in Email, Knowledge26
Oct
A question came up today if it was possible to export a Calendar in Microsoft Outlook and import it to Mozilla Lightning. Mozilla Lightning can be integrated in the email client Thunderbird. There are basically two ways to import the Microsoft Outlook Calendar into Mozilla Lightning.
The manual way would be to export the Calendar files [...]
12
Oct
There is no 100% working way of tracking emails mainly because of the limitations of the email protocol. The only option that users have to track emails is to make use of html emails. If the recipient of the email turned them off or uses an advanced spam filter there is no way to track [...]
26
Sep
Just a day after updating both Firefox version 3 and 2 the Mozilla Thunderbird development team released a update for Thunderbird which raises the version of the email client to 2.0.0.17.
The update is a security update and it is therefor recommended to update immediately if Thunderbird is installed and in use on a computer system.
Interested [...]
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