Comments on: Thunderbird Goof up http://praveenpn.com/blog/2008/06/03/thunderbird-goof-up/ Hi, This is Praveen here Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:04:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Praveen http://praveenpn.com/blog/2008/06/03/thunderbird-goof-up/#comment-1414 Praveen Wed, 04 Jun 2008 04:07:08 +0000 http://praveenpn.com/blog/2008/06/03/thunderbird-goof-up/#comment-1414 hard drive, Oh yeh! but with limited space(limited != unlimited). I'll be more than happy to help you while you're migrating from Evo to TB or convincing your employer to try TB ;) TB 3 will have lightning as the calender by default, hope to see some love for Exchange too. hard drive, Oh yeh! but with limited space(limited != unlimited).
I’ll be more than happy to help you while you’re migrating from Evo to TB or convincing your employer to try TB ;)

TB 3 will have lightning as the calender by default, hope to see some love for Exchange too.

]]> By: Diabolic Preacher http://praveenpn.com/blog/2008/06/03/thunderbird-goof-up/#comment-1411 Diabolic Preacher Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:52:38 +0000 http://praveenpn.com/blog/2008/06/03/thunderbird-goof-up/#comment-1411 I have been out of touch with mail clients for years now. All I knew of long back when yahoo provided POP (and it was my primary address hence) was Outlook Express. Had used it for way too long, but i'm always ready to find my way around a new software in almost no time. I even kept using a software that let free yahoo users download via POP to desktop clients and then came the online hard drive. GMail. desktop par mails dump karna hi bekaar...and esp. with the rising problem of spam. i mean TB has spam control, but why download n control? Now i find this article wee bit relevant for the extensions part, as I have got my employer to try TB in exchange for evolution that was less responsive. i need help tranferring the mails and addresses from evo to TB. I suppose I'll avoid the max msg pane extension...else i'll have to keep running into the cabin "nooo sirrrr!!!! not thaaaat 1111111!!!!" :D I have been out of touch with mail clients for years now. All I knew of long back when yahoo provided POP (and it was my primary address hence) was Outlook Express. Had used it for way too long, but i’m always ready to find my way around a new software in almost no time. I even kept using a software that let free yahoo users download via POP to desktop clients and then came the online hard drive. GMail. desktop par mails dump karna hi bekaar…and esp. with the rising problem of spam. i mean TB has spam control, but why download n control?
Now i find this article wee bit relevant for the extensions part, as I have got my employer to try TB in exchange for evolution that was less responsive. i need help tranferring the mails and addresses from evo to TB.
I suppose I’ll avoid the max msg pane extension…else i’ll have to keep running into the cabin “nooo sirrrr!!!! not thaaaat 1111111!!!!” :D

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