Hi, disregard my last message, it worked! Thanks.
Nick
On 2/11/2016 10:46 PM, Tom Kingston wrote:
Nick,
There are a few options.
You can save the attachment and attach it to a new message. You can
also use the "Edit as new message" option in the message menu. But
this is really the same as
Thanks, I like your control-a then delete suggestion. The only reason I
tried turning browse mode on while composing an e-mail was to try to
figure out what I deleted from the message with the attachment, but your
machine gun explanation helps me out a lot in understanding why.
On 2/11/2016 1
Nick,
There are a few options.
You can save the attachment and attach it to a new message. You can also
use the "Edit as new message" option in the message menu. But this is
really the same as forwarding. It just doesn't put FWD in the subject
line and it creates a new header as a new message
Feel free to e-mail me off list. I'm using latest WE but am uncertain
which version of Thunderbird I am using (but I've had it for about 8
months). How can I forward an attachment (to someone) without having to
send the original e-mail which contained that attachment? Also, when I
have forwa
