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I just found, somehow, this Thunderbird addon, that adds columns (and other functionality) to the address book.  JOY

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In other news, there needs to be a sort of Rent-A-Shopper service.  Not for "shop for me!", though, more like "I am pure-D daft at buying bras, halp".  Or similar.  $n/hour for exterior decoration expertise.  I'd totally pay for this service.

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I just found, somehow, this Thunderbird addon, that adds columns (and other functionality) to the address book.  JOY

--

In other news, there needs to be a sort of Rent-A-Shopper service.  Not for "shop for me!", though, more like "I am pure-D daft at buying bras, halp".  Or similar.  $n/hour for exterior decoration expertise.  I'd totally pay for this service.
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I'm moving back over to Thunderbird, now that I realise that I can script it better, and that I like it a lot better, than Outlook.

Question:

Is there a current way to tag, or something, contacts in the address book?  I have both my coworker contacts and my accounting contacts in there, and I'd like to be able to differentiate them.

Other suggestions welcome.

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Is there some sort of reference for Javascript within Thunderbird?

I'm trying to write something:

* I press a button.
* It asks me what kind of email I want to make.
* It starts a draft email based on this.

But I don't know how to create the draft email.

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I want better filtering for Thunderbird.

Scenario: We get registration emails.  I want them shoved into a folder and ignored.  However, if the body of the email matches a few kinds of OR-based criteria, I want it left unread and in the Inbox, marked Important, and flagged.

It's annoying that I can't.

Is there an addon I could use for this?
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Could it be a port issue?  Maybe it's stopped liking port 25 for some reason?  But that doesn't make sense, why that and not port 143?  (Out- and inbound IMAP stuff, for the record.)

If there is a good Ubuntu newb tutorial on ports, management of, that would be fantastic.  I think that's what I'd want...

I still may reinstall the Tbird accounts, just to be thorough.
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Using Ubuntu, Thunderbird, IMAP.  Suddenly, for no reason I can see, I can't send email.  I can receive email, but I can't send it.

I can log into my webmail (Squirrelmail thingiedoodle) and send mail there, no worries.

The only thing I changed between yesterday and today is I set mailto in Firefox to run /usr/bin/thunderbird.  I clicked on an email address in FF which opened a new email window in Tbird.  Tried to send - nothing.

But I get email!

And the server for send and receive is the same!

What the hell!

Yall: what the hell?
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I am in adoring with Thunderbird today.  The addons I use and love:

* Lightning: "Upgrade Thunderbird to a full Personal Information Manager with Lightning. It allows you to manage your daily schedule (events and tasks) directly within Thunderbird."

* Quicktext: "Quicktext is an extension for Thunderbird that lets you create templates that can be easily inserted into your own emails."

* Outlook 2003 TB: A theme to make it look like Outlook 2003.

...so I don't like change, what else is new?
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