Thunderbird is now using separate profiles to not interfere with Mozilla. In order to migrate your mail and settings from Mozilla to Thunderbird, follow these steps: Start up the new version of Thunderbird and let it create a default Thunderbird profile for you. When the Account Manager comes up click cancel and exit the application. Find the Mozilla profile you are interested in migrating (...\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\\XXXXXXXX.slt).

Mozilla is a complete suite of web related applications, such as a browser, a mail/news client, a chat client and much more. Thunderbird is just a mail client, which makes it a better choice if you already have a browser like Mozilla Firebird for example. Note, though, that Thunderbird is not just the standalone Mozilla mail client. The user interface in Thunderbird differs from Mozilla in a few ways, such as the customizable toolbars.

Select POP as the connection type, and enter pop.domainnameshop.com as the incoming server. Click "Next". Enter the username for your email account at Domainnameshop. Click "Next" and enter a name for this account. Click "Next", and "Finish" The examples below illustrate how you would setup a POP3-account for John Doe, with the email adress john@myname.no, and the username myname1.

To change your newsletter and reminder option, just log into your account at MyStart! Online, and click on Edit Profile in the top right hand corner of the screen. There you can change all your options for weekly and monthly e-mails.

Yes, the Windows version of Thunderbird includes mail notification in the system tray while Thunderbird is open.

Mozilla Thunderbird provides an alternative to using the web interface for your email accounts. This is useful if you have more than one email account, and wish to be able to check them quickly in one place, or you wish to save your emails locally to your computer. In order to use Thunderbird to access your Mix email account, a few steps need to be taken. If you have not already installed Thunderbird, please go to Mozilla's homepage and download and install the software.

Multiple ways exist for minimizing Firefox and Thunderbird to the tray. You can use whatever works best for you. The most common method is to right-mouse click on the minimize button in the top right hand corner of the window. Or you can select from the menu File->Minimize to Tray. Or you can use the keyboard shortcut for Firefox, Ctrl+Shift+M. If you want to always have Firefox and Thunderbird minimized to the tray instead of the taskbar, select that checkbox in the extension's options.

Thunderbird inherits the date format from your environment settings. If, for instance, you live in the UK, the date format is dd-mm-yyyy, not the default US mm-dd-yyyy. To change this, you need to put the following in /etc/profile.d/lang.sh or ~/.profile: For other countries, replace 'en_GB' with the correct setting for your language and country. Use 'locale -a | less' to get a full list.

The first time you run Thunderbird, it should ask you if you want to make it your default mail client. If you answered "No" and later decide you would like it to act as your default mail client: Windows, Mac: go to Edit | Preferences | General and check "Use Thunderbird Mail as the default mail application". If you still have problems with mailto: links under Windows, go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and open Internet Options.

Thunderbird will not allow a virus or worm to execute automatically. You can see what attachments have been sent to you without a virus being able to execute, and you would have to save a file to your system and deliberately run it before it could cause any harm. JavaScript is switched off by default for mail and news, so an e-mail cannot run script code just by being opened. with any mail program, take proper caution before running any file that you receive in e-mail.

To access your mail through a client such as Outlook or Mozilla use mail.yourdomain.com to send a receive mail. Please note that your username is yourname@yourdomain.co.uk and not just yourname!

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There are a number of error message which may come up when attempting to access. There is no master list of all the error messages. Error messages referring to "Mozilla" relate to an incorrect browser version.

Each school has determined the default settings for the classlists. There are five default profiles for classlists. Which profile was used to create your classlist, depends on your school. As the list owner, you can change your list options by using the "Change options" selection from the Classlist Request Menu. Some schools have defined their default profile for classlists so that only the faculty instructor can send mail to the list.

The solution from Novell's Evolution documentation: http://www.novell.com/documentation/evolution24/index.html?page=/documentation/evolution24/evolution24/data/outlook-migration-mail.html Another solution is to use an IMAP server as a temporary repository: - Create an IMAP account somewhere with sufficient space for all the mail that will be migrated and a comfortable transfer speed. - Open that IMAP account in Outlook. - Copy all the mail from Outlook's .pst folders to the IMAP account.

The way I'd do it is to leave the mail server up and do an initial rsync to a temporary location on the new server. Create the scripts to create the new accounts and migrate messages from the old maildirs to the new ones, and then test it on the temporary copy. Once you have that all working, and are ready to do the migration, do another rsync of the changed data. Then shut down POP/IMAP/Webmail/SMTP on the old mail server and do a final rsync. Now run the conversion process.

On the right, under Use Secure Settings, click the radio button that says, "TLS, if available"