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For all its idiosyncrasies, I have come to rely on Thunderbird for my considerable e-mail needs. This involves switching fairly regularly between my Inbox, Outbox and Draft folders since only their titles are/were displayed simultaneously.

Inadvertently, I clicked on something and they have now disappeared obliging me to select Go > Folder > Local Folders before another folder's index can be selected and seen.

PLEASE, how can one rectify this? I'll be very grateful for FOOL-PROOF step-by-step instructions.

Thank you.

For all its idiosyncrasies, I have come to rely on Thunderbird for my considerable e-mail needs. This involves switching fairly regularly between my Inbox, Outbox and Draft folders since only their titles are/were displayed simultaneously. Inadvertently, I clicked on something and they have now disappeared obliging me to select Go > Folder > Local Folders before another folder's index can be selected and seen. PLEASE, how can one rectify this? I'll be very grateful for FOOL-PROOF step-by-step instructions. Thank you.

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Supporters, I have, I believe, found a solution. Thank you.

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What was your solution?

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Thank you, Wayne, for your interest and quick follow-up.

       Although, as I recall, the steps below didn't work the first time, the 

ultimate solution was obtained, logically enough, from the e-mailer's 8-option main menu (2nd line of regular TB screen or interface) as follows: [> = Select]

View > Folders > All (from 6 options)

       If the latter is too crowded, Favourites is a briefer option.
       I hope this helps

Okulungisiwe ngu AntonioLambe