Mozilla Thunderbird

Yes -I use it all the time.

I use it emails and for for synchronizing my contacts and calendar with my Sony Ericsson phone.

I have also synchronized it with a HTC smartphone (Windows mobile) in the past, but that used a piece of software that wasn't free.

I use these free extensions and add-ons:

Attachment Extractor - downloads pictures people send me to a specified folder.

Google Contacts - Synchronize with Google

Lightning - Integrated calendar

My Phone Explorer - Sync with a lot of phones using Bluetooth

Norwegian spell checker

US English spell checker

Provider for Google calendar - Syncs Lightning with Google calendar

All in all -I don't need to use Microsoft Outlook any more to sync with my phone.

Thunderbird is free and open-sourse.

Sending them as an attachment allows the receipient to resize them on their programs if they know how. You can downsize, edit, crop and resize them in your own image progams then "save AS" and send again to help out.

free

it is a latein pronoun and it means this one

To delete an email account on Mozzila Thunderbird is easy. If you have an account already on it and you want to delete it, click on the account, then click on view settings for this account and a little window should pop up. At the bottom left-hand corner, there is a box that says "account actions" which you can click and there will be a list, the options are:

- Create a mail account

- Create another account

- Set as default

- Remove Account

Click on remove account and ... ta-daa !!

Most likely the author of the post removed it. if it is one of your own....i have no flippin' idea, sorry!

Pleas my inbox open

well you take a picture of the page then you copy and paste it on your email and send it

Yes. Set it out like normal HTML and in outlook go under Options -> Format -> HTML and in theory any HTML should work other than maybe HTML 5.

You start a new event and click invite attendees. Then type in the email address that you want to send the invite too. Proceed with filling out the rest of the event and save and close. It will ask to send an invite, just say yes.

If u want 2, u can

No

If you can't send emails using Thunderbird, first check your internet connection and ensure that you're connected. Next, verify your outgoing server settings (SMTP) in the account settings to ensure they are correct, including the server address, port, and authentication method. Additionally, check if any firewall or antivirus software is blocking Thunderbird. If issues persist, consider reviewing error messages for more specific troubleshooting.

No, using Thunderbird will not damage your AT&T mail account. Thunderbird is simply an email client that allows you to access and manage your AT&T email more conveniently. However, if you improperly configure your settings, it could lead to issues with email synchronization, but this won't harm the actual account or its contents. Always ensure you follow proper setup instructions to avoid any potential problems.

To create an alternate email account in Outlook or Thunderbird, start by adding a new email account within the application. In Outlook, go to "File" > "Account Settings" > "New" and follow the prompts to input the new email address and its corresponding server settings. In Thunderbird, click on "File" > "New" > "Existing Mail Account," and enter the details for your alternate email. Ensure that you use different credentials (username and password) for the new account to avoid conflicts with your existing account.

To add your Comcast account to Thunderbird, open the application and go to "Tools" > "Account Settings." Click on "Account Actions" and select "Add Mail Account." Enter your name, Comcast email address, and password, then click "Continue." Thunderbird will automatically configure the server settings; make sure the incoming server is set to IMAP (imap.comcast.net) and the outgoing server to SMTP (smtp.comcast.net), then complete the setup.

Yes, merely by using

pop3.live.com
and smtp.live.com

as your servers.