Thunderbird - Change the default location for saving attachments Ask a question By default Thunderbird will save attachement to your desktop, which is quite annoying when handling a lot of emails daily. Attachments Open with greyed out on mac. User Help for Mozilla Thunderbird. 6 posts • Page 1 of 1. When I do a Thunderbird-preferences-attachments-view and edit actions there is no action for an xls listed. The icons fine afterdownload it just shows the wrong icon in the attachments view and edit and in the email where the attachment.

Aug 17, 2018  The Outlook Converter application is a best conversion utility for users to export email from Thunderbird to Microsoft Outlook 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003 and all earlier editions. It can easily export email from Thunderbird to Microsoft Outlook along with all contacts, calendars, briefcase and attachments in same manner without any alteration. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Email Select “Use other email application” option Enter the 2 command lines fields to send email with or without attachments since.

This is driving me mad! When I first got my iMac with Snow Leopard, I had a problem getting photos attached to emails. They always went embedded and not as an 'jpg attachment' that the recipient could then save and use. With help from this forum I worked out that if I did the following, it would work: 1) export the photos I want to send from iPhoto into a folder on my desktop 2) within mail, make sure the preferences were set to a) always send windows friendly attachments and b) to send emails as plain text and c) have no signature attached to the email foot 3) I would then compose my email, double check it was being sent as plain text by clicking the plain text icon in the ribbon and then click the 'attach file' icon (paperclip), navigate to the folder on my desktop and select the jpg files to attach.

Your research was very good and it was right there in front of me. Etresoft wrote: Excellent work. Instead of whining, you did some research. Actually I hate not understanding something.

Adam Nohejl wrote: I will just review the facts: Apple Mail seems to be the only email software that sends (some) attachments in multipart/related. Outolook doesn't, Thunderbird doesn't, Lotus Notes doesn't, Gmail doesn't. (Do you know any other software that sends image attachments in mutlipart/related?) Yes, I do. I just tested them. They are: Outlook Express 6, Outlook 2003, Thunderbird, and Lotus Notes. The default rich text format for all of these e-mail clients is multipart/related, just like Apple Mail. I don't have a gmail account, so I couldn't test that one.

Click the 'Continue' button. Account Name. The 'account name' field's setting won't have any effect on your ability to send or receive messages, but we suggest entering the following value in this field: My ECN account Then click the 'Continue' button. Verify information. Thunderbird presents a dialog with a summary of the information you've entered so far.

Even though we’re going to accept all the suggestions made by the installer, choosing Custom is an important habit to get into to avoid and. Click Next through the subsequent settings, and accept: • Create icons on the Desktop, Start Menu and Quick Launch bar. • The installation location for Thunderbird. If there are additional options, read them carefully to make sure you understand what it is you are agreeing to. Click Install on the last page of the Wizard to actually install Thunderbird.

I've discovered a strange problem. I have both Mail and Thunderbird on the same machine. If I send myself a jpg from Mail without clicking the 'send windows friendly attachment' button it can't be opened in Thunderbird. It says: Could not complete your request because an unknown or invalid jpg marker is found'. The photo does show in the email window, but can't be opened in Photoshop. If, when sending from Mail I click the 'send windows friendly attachment', it can be opened as normal in Thunderbird. If I send the same jpg from Thunderbird it can be opened in either app.

Is it 'Ask me where to save' or 'Save all attachments'? If it's the former, that could be the solution to your problem. Click on the 'save all attachments' and see if TB now changes its behavior.

What is equivalent to bluefire reader for mac os x?. Just copy the Thunderbird data folder from any other system and convert its contents into a PST file. Copy the PST file to the destination system and load it in Outlook to access the converted emails. Direct transfer of emails and attachments from Thunderbird to Outlook Imagine that you have Thunderbird and Microsoft Outlook installed on the same system or that you have Outlook and some Thunderbird data files copied from another computer.

• Click on “ Save”. The program will prompt you for a folder that the resulting PST file will be saved to. • Select the location to save PST file and confirm the saving. • Wait until the program has finished processing all the files. Full details about the items being processed will be provided in the log window. The resulting PST file can be immediately copied to another system and loaded to Microsoft Outlook using menu File -> Open -> Outlook Data File If Thunderbird is not installed on your system, you can still use Thunderbird to Outlook Transfer software.

MBOX to EML Software (Convert MBOX to EML Free or EMLX Format in Batch) • Convert MBOX to EML format to Export MBOX Single Message. • Export Unlimited MBOX file to EML, Windows Live Mail Format. • Offers multiple File Naming Options to Manage emails of MBOX file. • Maintain MBOX file and EML file properties and Folder Structure. • Save converted MBOX to EML data at users desired location path. • Split Multiple MBOX emails into Single Message EML format at once.