Why are my outgoing messages sent with an attachment: msg.asc?
I want to make sure I'm not sending a virus in this attachment because it automatically attaches itself to outgoing messages. Additionally, when I virus scan, 2 trojans turn up in thunderbird nearly every time. I delete them and they show up again the next day. Michael thanks for whatever advice.
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are you using enigmail or some other mail encryption tool? IT sounds like it to me.
I don't even remember installing enigmail, but the plugin is listed in my email security preferences. How do I disable it? Simply, untick the boxes in the enigmail program? thanks so much for your timely response to my previous message
Michael
n the addon manager either disable or remove. Which ever option the developer has offered.
thank you so very much. trusting this solves the problem Michael
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Not seeing any problems now. Thanks so much for your assist.
any suggestion for an android app that syncs with Lightning?
The normal approach is have your calaendar hosted on a caldav compliant server (gmail is the obvious one)
Then have the calendar synced from the server to Thunderbird (Calendar on the network) and your android calendar.