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I accidentally dragged some a "local folder" into my junkmail folder and then asked for the junkmail folder to be emptied. IN the process I have lost a couple of years' very important e-mails that I stored in the local folder (accounts information, etc). Is there anyway to retrieve it?

Today after clicking on Get Messages, I noticed my Email account showed all the message headers on the right as usual, but did not show any of the message contents when I clicked on any of them. All I got was an empty message screen. This happened for new and previously existing read messages. The problem was limited to my Email account and did not affect other folders such as Drafts, Sent, Trash, etc. I right-clicked on the Email folder under the Inbox, opened Properties and hit the Repair Folder button, which made all the headers disappear as well! I didn't see any help messages with issues specific and/or limited to just the Email folder in Inbox. Can someone help! Tks, JS

Hi. I'm using the android app of Thunderbird but, when composing a new mail, or editing a draft, I cannot edit the fonts and the paragraph properties. There's no easy way to write in bold or in underline, or to add a link, or to add a list. Am I missing something? Please help. Thank you.

Get this error message I think since the update on September 2nd. See below

Unable to write the email to the mailbox. Make sure the file system allows you write privileges, and you have enough disk space to copy the mailbox. Also, I downloads a few old emails from September 2. If I delete them, they re-download when I click on get mail. I do get mail on my phone and on the Xfinity web site. I really would like to get this fixed as soon as I can. Thanks, William Dudzinski - dfolks@comcast.net - 248-444-5978

Give tips to reverse above prob. I haven't been able to drag messages from one folder to duplicated folder. The frustration is that the duplicates do not necessarily have total content !! HELP

I have an archive of emails going back to the 1990's which Thunderbird manages nicely, but I have one niggle with IMAP which could be addressed if I could 'Run All' email filters. Explanation, in the past I used POP3 to move emails to the local storage and left copies on the host server which I could see even after moving the local copies to local storage. With POP3 there was no problem leaving the filters to just do their thing, but it was perhaps not the right approach. Currently I am using IMAP and the mobile devices can see all the recent emails as long as I switch off the filter to local folders. What is nice on the desktop is that the local folders pop up in the Unread folders section, but if I am out on the road I don't see them simply because only the ones left on the IMAP inbox are still visible. One option would be if I could switch off the filtering before going out and then do the local archiving when back at the desktop, but the easy option would be a 'Run All' button next to the 'Run Now' one rather than having to select each in turn ...

On my Xfinity login, I have multiple folders to sort email into. When I installed eMClient, those folders were automatically created and are kept in sync across all clients.

When I installed TB, the folders did not appear.

Is there a way to make them appear and to be synced with Xfinity?

Is there a particular setting that needs to be/can be made so that email deleted from TB install on one PC also deletes from an install on another PC, on the Android app, and via the Xfinity email website login?

We have an email on one of our computers that was removed and when that computer starts up it tries to access our website and then our web host blocks our IP address. If it tries to access our web site more than 5 times in 3600 seconds we get our IP address blocked.

I have looked everywhere in that computer to try and find where the culprit email is located, but I have found nothing.

We are running version 140.2 on Widows 10. I really don't want to reinstall Windows, but!! A,d I have been working on this for 3 weeks and it took me 2 weeks to locate the computer that was getting me blocked. Our IP address has unblocked at lest 20 times.

Russ

Joined TalkTalk years ago but the landline service was so bad I left them. They said 'carolward@talktalk.net' was mine for life. Now TalkTalk has been split into three with the email part trading as Everymail who now want £5 a month or £50 for a year to service carolward@talktalk.net. They blocked my ability to send emails and threatened to wipe all my saved emails if I did not pay. When I agreed to pay £50 they offered a month 'free' but have not taken the money and seemed to imply they had 'bought' the email rights. Have you had dealings with them and can you advise me what to do please? I am 79 years old and admit that I do not understand how they can do this or how to stop them. I am happy to pay for your advice. Thank you in anticipation Carol Ward