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#THUNDERBIRD EMAIL TUTORIAL MANUALS#
#THUNDERBIRD EMAIL TUTORIAL MANUAL#

However, if your email provider is not listed in the Mozilla ISP database Thunderbird might make poor guesses for security or authentication settings.

The new account wizard is an attempt to make it easier to add an account for most users.

If you have an existing account fill in "Your name", "Email Address, and "Password" and then press the Continue button.

Most users already have a account with a email provider, and just want to configure Thunderbird to use it. If you accidentally press it, press the "Skip this and use my existing mail" button at the bottom. Normally you only use it if you wanted to buy an account, but few people do. The "Get a new account" button in the new account wizard is badly named.If you ask for help in the forums most people will assume that you enabled those toolbars since they're more convenient than the hamburger button, even though it takes a additional space. You can then use View -> Toolbars to enable the the Menu Bar. Pressing ALT key or F10 temporarily enables the menu bar.

The "hamburger" button (its a button that looks like a stack of three short horizontal lines, near the upper right corner of the main window) to a large extent replaces the Menu Bar.

The default settings disable the Menu Bar and Folder Pane toolbar.

Introduction to Thunderbird is another good tutorial, based on Thunderbird 17.0. It hasn't been updated to reflect all of the user interface changes, but the basics haven't changed, and it covers more features than any other references.

#THUNDERBIRD EMAIL TUTORIAL MANUALS#

It was a collaborative effort by FLOSS Manuals and Mozilla, originally written for Thunderbird 3.1.

#THUNDERBIRD EMAIL TUTORIAL MANUAL#

The best tutorial is FLOSS manual on Thunderbird.(Redirected from Thunderbird : FAQs : Getting Started)