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Right Click ---> Send To ---> Thunderbird only adds one attachement.

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Hello,

When i select multiple files (pdf for example) and try to send them by using Right-click on files --> Send To --> Thunderbird, it only attach one file.


Is this normal or is something not right with my software?

Hello, When i select multiple files (pdf for example) and try to send them by using Right-click on files --> Send To --> Thunderbird, it only attach one file. Is this normal or is something not right with my software?

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david
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That is an issue with Windows. I tested your concern with Windows 11 and it works as intended.

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david said
That is an issue with Windows. I tested your concern with Windows 11 and it works as intended.

As intended so it adds multiple files as attachment? We are using windows 10.

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I did a test: selected 2 jpg files and a docx file, right-click, Send to, Mail recipient. The 3 files were attached to a new TB message. This is on W10 with TB 91.5.1 32-bit. Sometimes a MAPI issue like this can be fixed by doing this: download and run the correct 91 installer, choose Advanced setup, set TB as default, don't run TB at the end, then restart the computer (important). See if that affects the Send to operation.

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