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Mozilla Thunderbird
Mozilla Thunderbird is a free and open source desktop email client available for Windows, Mac, and Linux developed by the Mozilla Foundation--the organization that created and maintains Mozilla Firefox.
213 Questions
Why do you keep receiving Mailer Daemon returned messeges that you have never sent?
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What can you do if your mum is checking and sending emails off your email account when you go to bed?
Asked by CJonesy
Could not connect to server 127.0.0.1 connection was refused Thunderbird message.?
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How do you create an alternate email account with Outlook or Thunderbird that actually works even if you already have one?
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Can evolution connect to hotmail account?
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Yes, merely by using
pop3.live.com
and smtp.live.com
as your servers.
Is there a vbs script to send email for Mozilla Thunderbird client?
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dim s Set s = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") s.run chr(34) & "c:\Program Files\mozilla thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" & chr(34) & " -compose mailto:YOU@YOUREMAIL.COM? subject=autoemail&body=EMAILBODY" WScript.Sleep 1000 s.SendKeys "^{ENTER}" WScript.Sleep 1000 Where ":\Program Files\mozilla thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" is the location of your thunderbird.exe, YOU@YOUREMAIL.COM is the recipient and MAILBODY is the email's body
How do you set up encrypted email?
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HOW TO SET UP ENCRYPTED EMAILFirst get a GMail account. GMail is Google's email account. With GMail, you can use an email program called Thunderbird to download and send email. It's all Free.
- https://www.google.com/
- Look for the option to 'Create An Account'.
- Enter the information to create your new Google account.
- Do an internet search using the term 'thunderbird email'
- download the file and then install it
- When you add your GMail account to Thunderbird it is very easy. In fact, there is an option to choose GMail right inside of Thunderbird.
- Tools
- Account Settings
- Add Account
- GMail
- Next
- http://www.gpg4win.org/download.html
- download the file and then install it.
- Do an internet search using the term 'Enigmail'
- Install Enigmail
- After you have installed Enigmail
- In Thunderbird, go to the Tool menu, and choose 'Add Ons'
- There should be an 'Add On' list that lists Enigmail
- Choose Enigmail and click 'Install'
- In Thunderbird you will have a menu item named, "OpenPGP".
- When you first installed Thunderbird, I don't think that menu item existed.
- Click "OpenPGP", and choose the "setup wizard".
- You will be asked to create a password. They call it a, private key I think.
- Make sure you can remember your passphrase (private key?) the passphrase CAN NOT be retrieved by any means. So you need to store it somewhere. I use the password manager: http:/keepass.info
- Go through the steps in the "OpenPGP" wizard to set up OpenPGP and create a public and private key.
- To create an encrypted email, you will be creating a public key and a private key. The public key can be shared with anyone. But keep the private key secret.
- If you went through the wizard, you will have already created the private and public key.
- In Thunderbird you will have a menu item named, "OpenPGP"
- Click the OpenPGP button and choose, "Key management"
- In the search box, type in the name that you gave the email account
- After typing a couple of letters, the "Key Pair" that you created will appear.
- If nothing appears, then you have not yet created a "Key Pair".
OR Don't do any of that and:
hold down the shift key as you click on "Write" in the Thunderbird window. That composes the email in plain text.
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