2 thunderbird questions

2010-11-09 Thread Paul Cartwright
there are 2 problems I have with thunderbird..
1. when reading new emails in a folder, this is a local IMAP folder, and
you get to the end of single new messages, and the next new message is
in a thread that isn't open, IT STOPS READING. I have to click on
another message in the folder, THEN hitn and it opens the closed
thread of new messages..
Thunderbird 3.1.6 on Lenny

2. how do you change the VIEW-SORT-BY to threaded- globally? I keep
finding folders that aren't sorted by threads...

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Re: 2 thunderbird questions

2010-11-09 Thread Paul Cartwright
On 11/09/2010 06:30 AM, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
 http://lifehacker.com/264317/maintain-threaded-view-in-thunderbird
What if you want to keep threaded view on? Go to
Tools-Options-Advanced-General, and click on Config Editor. In the
Config Editor, search for the
preference|mailnews.thread_pane_column_unthreads|. Double-click on it,
which should change the value to false.

on my thunderbird it was Edit-preferences-Advanced-General, and that
setting was already false.

 Have you heard of this thing called Google, Paul? :)  That article is
 the #1 hit when searching for thunderbird threaded view in Google.
I use google.com/linux daily..

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Re: 2 thunderbird questions

2010-11-09 Thread Stan Hoeppner
Paul Cartwright put forth on 11/9/2010 5:02 AM:
 there are 2 problems I have with thunderbird..
 1. when reading new emails in a folder, this is a local IMAP folder, and
 you get to the end of single new messages, and the next new message is
 in a thread that isn't open, IT STOPS READING. I have to click on
 another message in the folder, THEN hitn and it opens the closed
 thread of new messages..
 Thunderbird 3.1.6 on Lenny
 
 2. how do you change the VIEW-SORT-BY to threaded- globally? I keep
 finding folders that aren't sorted by threads...

One way to make Mozilla Thunderbird more like Gmail is to turn on the
threaded view of your email. However, by default Thunderbird does not
maintain the threaded view when you sort by a column (such as sender,
date, etc.). Chris Ilias' Blog explains that you can configure
Thunderbird to maintain a threaded view even when you sort your email by
column.

http://lifehacker.com/264317/maintain-threaded-view-in-thunderbird

Have you heard of this thing called Google, Paul? :)  That article is
the #1 hit when searching for thunderbird threaded view in Google.

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Re: 2 thunderbird questions

2010-11-09 Thread Camaleón
On Tue, 09 Nov 2010 06:02:35 -0500, Paul Cartwright wrote:

 there are 2 problems I have with thunderbird.. 1. when reading new
 emails in a folder, this is a local IMAP folder, and you get to the end
 of single new messages, and the next new message is in a thread that
 isn't open, IT STOPS READING. I have to click on another message in the
 folder, THEN hitn and it opens the closed thread of new messages..
 Thunderbird 3.1.6 on Lenny

I dunno how that n shortcut works, maybe is context based and stops 
when it founds unopenned threads... does it happen when you expand all 
threads?
 
 2. how do you change the VIEW-SORT-BY to threaded- globally? I keep
 finding folders that aren't sorted by threads...

If you mean a global switch for telling Thunderbird: hey, display all 
messages in all foldes in _this_ way (threaded) I've seen nothing for 
that (just manually specifying what kind of view you want for each 
folder) :-?

Greetings,

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