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How to uninstall a e-mail settings

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upodesta
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Initially installation of Thunderbird, i configure it with my personal email "upodesta@upodesta.ml" account. Now i disable that account from the server side. Instead of this account i have created another personal account "user@upodesta.ml" and configured in Thunderbird accordingly. But i can not delete the previous account from the Thunderbird. I uninstall and reinstall the Thunderbird. But no result.

Please provide me a solution.

Thanks in advance. Regards.

Syed Hassan Ali.

Initially installation of Thunderbird, i configure it with my personal email "upodesta@upodesta.ml" account. Now i disable that account from the server side. Instead of this account i have created another personal account "user@upodesta.ml" and configured in Thunderbird accordingly. But i can not delete the previous account from the Thunderbird. I uninstall and reinstall the Thunderbird. But no result. Please provide me a solution. Thanks in advance. Regards. Syed Hassan Ali.
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Go to Tools|Account Settings

Select the account you want to remove.

At the bottom is a button, usually labelled "Account Actions". Click this for a drop-down menu, which has an option for "Remove Account".

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Go to Tools|Account Settings

Select the account you want to remove.

At the bottom is a button, usually labelled "Account Actions". Click this for a drop-down menu, which has an option for "Remove Account".

upodesta
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Hi Zones, thanks a lot. Your guideline has solved my problem.