ently focused item.
Best,
Rod
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On Behalf Of Larry Higgins via Talk
Sent: December 17, 2017 9:35 AM
To: Tom Kingston via Talk
Cc: Larry Higgins
Subject: Looks to be fixed: was New frustrations wi
Whatever was the case, I am glad you got it all fixed.
For a later time, you might want to keep in mind the suggested approach,
that someone else gave you. The Filter-stuff, is normally turned on with
Ctrl-K. To get it turned off, you go to the View-menu of Thunderbird, by
hitting Alt-V. In he
Hey Tom and all who have tried to help.
It looks like I may have fixed this problem in a rather unexpected way.
When I would try to close any of the windows representing a session of
TB, I was getting the impression that these windows weren't actually
shutting, because when returning to the
I have no idea why the message filter dialog would pop up every time you
open TB. But have you tried closing that window with Control-W? Just a
guess.
Regards,
Tom
On 12/17/2017 6:26 AM, Larry Higgins via Talk wrote:
Yes Nick, and that is just what I have been forced to do. However, I
still h
Yes Nick, and that is just what I have been forced to do. However, I
still have this issue where TB refuses to close on its own, making it
necessary to go to the task manager.
I guess the only reason I really find this filter thing so annoying is
that nothing I do seems to satisfy. I cannot u
I probably don't do as much with TBird as you do, but if you can get to
your inbox (for example), can't you ignore the filters option?
On 12/17/2017 4:35 AM, Larry Higgins via Talk wrote:
> Well Nick, no problem finding my inbox, but the filter thing, as well as
> this annoyance of not being abl
Well Nick, no problem finding my inbox, but the filter thing, as well as
this annoyance of not being able to close TD just will not go away. At
least there is that usual faithful remedy of the task manager. It seems
to work every time. Only wish I had a shortcut directly to the TB option
withou
I've had this occasionally. Usually I tab around (frantically) until I
can find my inbox.
On 12/16/2017 5:41 PM, Larry Higgins via Talk wrote:
> Hey listers,
>
>
> Since spending four days in the hospital after dropping the DTBM on my
> foot, something has started to happen with my Thunderbir
I don't know anything about your filtering problem, but you may give
control W a try to close TB.
On 12/16/2017 2:41 PM, Larry Higgins via Talk wrote:
Hey listers,
Since spending four days in the hospital after dropping the DTBM on my
foot, something has started to happen with my Thunderbird
hm try to go to the view menu with maybe alt+v
and go to toolbar menu
uncheck quick filter
Den 2017-12-16 kl. 23:41, skrev Larry Higgins via Talk:
Hey listers,
Since spending four days in the hospital after dropping the DTBM on my
foot, something has started to happen with my Thunderbird t
Hey listers,
Since spending four days in the hospital after dropping the DTBM on my
foot, something has started to happen with my Thunderbird that is not
helping with my recuperation.
For some reason, I keep getting a box that seems to ask me if I wish to
filter some messages with the key
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