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* [[Common misconceptions about Thunderbird]] | |||
* [[Creating_accounts_in_Thunderbird_for_popular_email_providers | Creating accounts in Thunderbird for popular email providers]] | * [[Creating_accounts_in_Thunderbird_for_popular_email_providers | Creating accounts in Thunderbird for popular email providers]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:53, 17 September 2010
If you're a beginning user of Thunderbird, you may have many questions about how to get started once you've downloaded and installed the application. A good place to begin is this tutorial. It will walk you through the basic setup and usage of Thunderbird, including:
- How to set up a new email account and start checking your email
- How to make a signature
- How to write and send mail
- How to attach a file to a message you send
- How to use the Junk Mail Controls
- How to import mail and address books
- How to set up and use message filters
- How to use Thunderbird with newsgroups
- How to download, install and change themes
- How to access mail from yahoo and gmail.
One topic the tutorial doesn't address is keeping a copy of your messages on the POP3 server after you check for new messages with Thunderbird, so that you can still access those messages using webmail. In Thunderbird the default setting is to delete all messages from the server after downloading. If you want to keep your messages available for webmail access, you need to check the checkmark at "Tools -> Account Settings -> Server Settings -> Leave messages on server". Do this before you download your mail for the first time.
See also
- Common misconceptions about Thunderbird
- Creating accounts in Thunderbird for popular email providers
- Emulate Microsoft email clients
- Keep Thunderbird working
- Using webmail with Thunderbird
