bonniejean wrote:
> Using TB 1.5 with WinXP home, SP2.

> Someone sends me a joke with an *inline* photo plus attachment. But
when I
> try to forward it, the picture isn't in the body of the email, only the
> attachment. I would like that when I forward a picture that is received
> in the body of the email, it gets sent the same way.

> Can it be done? What am I missing?

> Thanks, Bonnie

Try Message, Forward as>>*Inline*

If this works, and you want that as the default settings, try
Tools>>Options>>Composition

On the General Tab, select Forward Messages *Inline*.

Lee

Lee, your first suggestion didn't work for me. And the latter is already
selected for an option.
Bonnie

bonniejean_ spoke thusly on 06/02/2006 3:39 PM:

> Using TB 1.5 with WinXP home, SP2.

> Someone sends me a joke with an inline photo plus attachment. But when I
> try to forward it, the picture isn't in the body of the email, only the
> attachment. I would like that when I forward a picture that is received
> in the body of the email, it gets sent the same way.

http://groups.google.com/group/mozil...ird/browse_thr...
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Chris, the link you sent is to a thread about a troll. I hope you don't
think I am one.

Snooping around google lead me to believe that many have problems with
forwarding. If I "reply" instead of "forward" and then change who I want
in the "To" field, I can get it to do what I want. If this is a known
problem with TB1.5, should I just use this work around until it's fixed?

Bonnie

Ruediger Zwarg wrote:

> The shortcut I used in 1.07 to call up the calendar upon windows start doesn't seem to work in 1.5.
>
> Has the parameter changed?
> Is this a confirmed change in version 1.5?
>
> Regards Rudy
>
> PS
> The newsserver doesn't let me search through the subjectline ("xpat not supported"). I'd surely like to avoid asking a question already
> answered. How do I go about doing this?
there is a newsgroup just for calendar problems:
news://news.mozilla.org:119/mozilla.support.calendar

If you're trying to search within the news.mozilla.org newsgroups,
then xpat isn't support. The same applies to other newsgroups, but
not all.

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_Ruediger Zwarg_ spoke thusly on 07/02/2006 5:53 AM:
> The shortcut I used in 1.07 to call up the calendar upon windows start
> doesn't seem to work in 1.5.

Post the entire command line, so we can see if there's anything wrong.

> The newsserver doesn't let me search through the subjectline ("xpat not
> supported"). I'd surely like to avoid asking a question already
> answered. How do I go about doing this?

http://groups.google.com/group/mozil...7ecb2302f75ccf
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Chris Ilias wrote:
> _Ruediger Zwarg_ spoke thusly on 07/02/2006 5:53 AM:
>> The shortcut I used in 1.07 to call up the calendar upon windows start
>> doesn't seem to work in 1.5.
>
> Post the entire command line, so we can see if there's anything wrong.
>

I have the same issue, my command line is:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" -calendar

That is the shortcut I use on a Windows XP desktop. Before I upgraded to
TB1.5 this would launch directly into the calendar, now it does not. It
just launches TB into the normal email window view.

I have a simular shortcut to launch the address book directly:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" -addressbook

This continues to work as expected after upgrading.

Warren Nicholls wrote in
news:iZadnReLfJPvxnLenZ2dnUVZ_vidnZ2d@mozilla.org:

> Chris Ilias wrote:
>> _Ruediger Zwarg_ spoke thusly on 07/02/2006 5:53 AM:
>>> The shortcut I used in 1.07 to call up the calendar upon
>>> windows start doesn't seem to work in 1.5.
>>
>> Post the entire command line, so we can see if there's
>> anything wrong.
>>
>
> I have the same issue, my command line is:
>
> "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe"
> -calendar
>
> That is the shortcut I use on a Windows XP desktop. Before I
> upgraded to TB1.5 this would launch directly into the
> calendar, now it does not. It just launches TB into the normal
> email window view.
>


Hmm. Try "sunbird" instead of "calendar". And try asking in the
Calendar support group if that doesn't work; this really isn't a
Thunderbird issue since calendar development is handled by a
different team.


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