Pete Holsberg wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Pete Holsberg wrote:
Terry wrote:
Pete Holsberg wrote:
Well, you cannot attach a file to an email unless it is a file. :-)
So you have to save it somewhere first, then open TB, then navigate
to where you saved it so you can attach it. Doing that with a single
click has no appeal for you??
I see. You might want to send an unsaved document.
And how might I do that?
File > Send > Send Document as E-mail
Now I understand what "what goes around, comes around means"! :-)
James, kindly read the Subject line.
Pete,
Which version of Thunderbird are you using (haven't read every message
in this thread, so apologies if you have already answered this, but it
wasn't in your original post)?
Is it only OOo that doesn't recognize TBird as your default mail client?
Have you tried using the 'Set Program Access Defaults' utility?
'Start' > 'Set Program Access and Defaults'
Or, if it doesn't show up on your Start Menu, open the 'Add/Remove
Programs' control panel, then click on 'Set Program Access and Defaults'
on the left, then click on 'Custom', and see if you can set it there..
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