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College students or others who use webmail interfaces tend to have this problem, as well as users of command-line clients like PINE and Mutt. The fix: [[Thunderbird : FAQs : Using Plain Text | Use plain text]] and disable HTML and MIME. | College students or others who use webmail interfaces tend to have this problem, as well as users of command-line clients like PINE and Mutt. The fix: [[Thunderbird : FAQs : Using Plain Text | Use plain text]] and disable HTML and MIME. | ||
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Revision as of 05:50, 11 December 2005
This article applies to both Thunderbird and the Mozilla Suite.
Symptoms
When I forward messages, Thunderbird (or the Mozilla Suite) tries to forward the message in some weird sort of attachment that no one can read. It doesn't copy the message into the new message.
Solution
College students or others who use webmail interfaces tend to have this problem, as well as users of command-line clients like PINE and Mutt. The fix: Use plain text and disable HTML and MIME.
