Ron Hunter wrote:
> Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:
>> David Pyles wrote:
>>> On 7/31/2008 12:32 PM, Gianni wrote:
>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>> there --
>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>> have to use the
>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>> does not
>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>
>>>> Gianni
>>> The "forward" function button in the toolbar provides a way for you
>>> to "send on" or "forward" a message to another party by entering a
>>> new email address as opposed to "reply" which allows makes it easy to
>>> send a message back to the originating party by including the
>>> originating party's email address in the To: field.
>>>
>>> Dave Pyles
>>
>>
>> Please cheak again Dave. I am sure the button you are talking about
>> says "Forwards" not "Forward"
>>
>> there is a button called "Forward" to the left of where you are looking
> Nope, in SPC (Skypilot Classic), both say 'forward', however, they do
> have a different icon.


I switched back to Default theme to ensure the naming

it is suppossed to be 'Forward' and 'Forwards'

Larry Gusaas wrote:
> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/07/31 1:09 PM:
>> John Spence wrote:
>>> Al scribbled the following on 31-Jul-08 12:36:
>>>> Gianni said the following on 7/31/2008 12:32 PM:
>>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>>> there --
>>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>>> have to use the
>>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>>> does not
>>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>>
>>>>> Gianni
>>>>
>>>> FORWARD button forwards Email to another Email address... does not
>>>> have anything to do with reading messages.
>>>>
>>> When I put the cursor over the "Forward Button", it says "go forward
>>> one message". How does it gain the capability to forward messages?
>>
>>
>> Please check again, you are looking at the "Forwards" button (note
>> the S at the end)
>>
>> go to the left, there is another button which is called "Forward"
>> which does the mail thing.
>
> Both buttons say forward with the theme I am using – no 's' on either of
> them. The theme you are using must be different.
>
>


I switched back to the default theme to ensure there was no themal
interpretation involved. They are suppossed to be 'Forward' and 'Forwards'

some themes drop the extraneous s it seems

Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/03 1:20 PM:
> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/07/31 1:09 PM:
>>> John Spence wrote:
>>>> Al scribbled the following on 31-Jul-08 12:36:
>>>>> Gianni said the following on 7/31/2008 12:32 PM:
>>>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>>>> there --
>>>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>>>> have to use the
>>>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>>>> does not
>>>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Gianni
>>>>>
>>>>> FORWARD button forwards Email to another Email address... does not
>>>>> have anything to do with reading messages.
>>>>>
>>>> When I put the cursor over the "Forward Button", it says "go
>>>> forward one message". How does it gain the capability to forward
>>>> messages?
>>>
>>>
>>> Please check again, you are looking at the "Forwards" button (note
>>> the S at the end)
>>>
>>> go to the left, there is another button which is called "Forward"
>>> which does the mail thing.
>>
>> Both buttons say forward with the theme I am using – no 's' oneither
>> of them. The theme you are using must be different.
>>
>>
>
>
> I switched back to the default theme to ensure there was no themal
> interpretation involved. They are suppossed to be 'Forward' and
> 'Forwards'
>
> some themes drop the extraneous s it seems

I switched back to the default theme. Both buttons are labelled
'Forward'. I see that you are still using the outdated
Thunderbird/1.5.0.9. You should update to the current version before
giving advice so that you advice will be valid.

Larry Gusaas wrote:
> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/03 1:20 PM:
>> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/07/31 1:09 PM:
>>>> John Spence wrote:
>>>>> Al scribbled the following on 31-Jul-08 12:36:
>>>>>> Gianni said the following on 7/31/2008 12:32 PM:
>>>>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>>>>> there --
>>>>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>>>>> have to use the
>>>>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>>>>> does not
>>>>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Gianni
>>>>>>
>>>>>> FORWARD button forwards Email to another Email address... does not
>>>>>> have anything to do with reading messages.
>>>>>>
>>>>> When I put the cursor over the "Forward Button", it says "go
>>>>> forward one message". How does it gain the capability to forward
>>>>> messages?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Please check again, you are looking at the "Forwards" button (note
>>>> the S at the end)
>>>>
>>>> go to the left, there is another button which is called "Forward"
>>>> which does the mail thing.
>>>
>>> Both buttons say forward with the theme I am using – no 's' on either
>>> of them. The theme you are using must be different.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> I switched back to the default theme to ensure there was no themal
>> interpretation involved. They are suppossed to be 'Forward' and
>> 'Forwards'
>>
>> some themes drop the extraneous s it seems
>
> I switched back to the default theme. Both buttons are labelled
> 'Forward'. I see that you are still using the outdated
> Thunderbird/1.5.0.9. You should update to the current version before
> giving advice so that you advice will be valid.
>

No, I am NOT using 1.5.0.9 I am using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16

the misnomer in my UA comes from a time where I installed MNHNY, and I
simply havent changed it back.

Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/04 2:08 AM:
> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/03 1:20 PM:
>>> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>>>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/07/31 1:09 PM:
>>>>> John Spence wrote:
>>>>>> Al scribbled the following on 31-Jul-08 12:36:
>>>>>>> Gianni said the following on 7/31/2008 12:32 PM:
>>>>>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>>>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>>>>>> there --
>>>>>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>>>>>> have to use the
>>>>>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>>>>>> does not
>>>>>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Gianni
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> FORWARD button forwards Email to another Email address... does
>>>>>>> not have anything to do with reading messages.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> When I put the cursor over the "Forward Button", it says "go
>>>>>> forward one message". How does it gain the capability to forward
>>>>>> messages?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Please check again, you are looking at the "Forwards" button
>>>>> (note the S at the end)
>>>>>
>>>>> go to the left, there is another button which is called "Forward"
>>>>> which does the mail thing.
>>>>
>>>> Both buttons say forward with the theme I am using – no 's' on
>>>> either of them. The theme you are using must be different.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I switched back to the default theme to ensure there was no themal
>>> interpretation involved. They are suppossed to be 'Forward' and
>>> 'Forwards'
>>>
>>> some themes drop the extraneous s it seems
>>
>> I switched back to the default theme. Both buttons are labelled
>> 'Forward'. I see that you are still using the outdated
>> Thunderbird/1.5.0.9. You should update to the current version before
>> giving advice so that you advice will be valid.
>>
>
> No, I am NOT using 1.5.0.9 I am using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16
>
> the misnomer in my UA comes from a time where I installed MNHNY, and I
> simply havent changed it back.
Okay. I am also using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 on Mac OS 10.5.4. None of the
themes I have installed (default, CuteBird, and Nautipolis) have a 's'
after either 'Forward' button. Check using default theme again.

Larry Gusaas wrote:
> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/04 2:08 AM:
>> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/08/03 1:20 PM:
>>>> Larry Gusaas wrote:
>>>>> Moz Champion (Dan), 2008/07/31 1:09 PM:
>>>>>> John Spence wrote:
>>>>>>> Al scribbled the following on 31-Jul-08 12:36:
>>>>>>>> Gianni said the following on 7/31/2008 12:32 PM:
>>>>>>>>> When I go through mail and newsgroups
>>>>>>>>> and want to read all the mail that is
>>>>>>>>> there --
>>>>>>>>> whether I read it or not before -- I
>>>>>>>>> have to use the
>>>>>>>>> f-key. The forward button on the toolbar
>>>>>>>>> does not
>>>>>>>>> work; or do I misunderstand forward?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Gianni
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> FORWARD button forwards Email to another Email address... does
>>>>>>>> not have anything to do with reading messages.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> When I put the cursor over the "Forward Button", it says "go
>>>>>>> forward one message". How does it gain the capability to forward
>>>>>>> messages?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Please check again, you are looking at the "Forwards" button
>>>>>> (note the S at the end)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> go to the left, there is another button which is called "Forward"
>>>>>> which does the mail thing.
>>>>>
>>>>> Both buttons say forward with the theme I am using – no 's' on
>>>>> either of them. The theme you are using must be different.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I switched back to the default theme to ensure there was no themal
>>>> interpretation involved. They are suppossed to be 'Forward' and
>>>> 'Forwards'
>>>>
>>>> some themes drop the extraneous s it seems
>>>
>>> I switched back to the default theme. Both buttons are labelled
>>> 'Forward'. I see that you are still using the outdated
>>> Thunderbird/1.5.0.9. You should update to the current version before
>>> giving advice so that you advice will be valid.
>>>
>>
>> No, I am NOT using 1.5.0.9 I am using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16
>>
>> the misnomer in my UA comes from a time where I installed MNHNY, and I
>> simply havent changed it back.
> Okay. I am also using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 on Mac OS 10.5.4. None of the
> themes I have installed (default, CuteBird, and Nautipolis) have a 's'
> after either 'Forward' button. Check using default theme again.
>


Using Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 on Mac OS 10.4.11
Using Default theme

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