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How do I edit an email list in Thunderbird?

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I have created an email list in Thunderbird. It works fine, but I cannot see a way of editing it. I need to remove one bouncing email address already, but over time I will also need to add more names, and probably to delete some too. I am sure with people who run groups of some kind this must be common. How do I edit please?

I have created an email list in Thunderbird. It works fine, but I cannot see a way of editing it. I need to remove one bouncing email address already, but over time I will also need to add more names, and probably to delete some too. I am sure with people who run groups of some kind this must be common. How do I edit please?

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If you select it in your Address Book then you'll see the contents listed in a pane where you can delete member contacts.

If you double click your Mailing List its editor will open where you can both add and remove member contacts.

Right-click then Properties will also get you into the editor.

Actually, you can do an awful lot in Thunderbird via the right-click. When in doubt...

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Chosen Solution

If you select it in your Address Book then you'll see the contents listed in a pane where you can delete member contacts.

If you double click your Mailing List its editor will open where you can both add and remove member contacts.

Right-click then Properties will also get you into the editor.

Actually, you can do an awful lot in Thunderbird via the right-click. When in doubt...

Modified by Zenos

Thanks Zenos. Already deleted the unwanted address, and can see how to add more when I need to. Really appreciate the prompt helpful and detailed answer.