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Display messages in conversational mode

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Graeme (UK)
Graeme (UK)
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Thunderbird (nad other mail systems) have started displaying messages in what I call Conversatioinal Mode where messages with the same subject are apparently all grouped together in chronological order under that Subject.

This is driving me Mad! I have problems trying to find messages.

How can i turn this feature OFF so that messages just appear in chronical order the way they did in the past?

Thanks and regards,

Graeme

Thunderbird (nad other mail systems) have started displaying messages in what I call Conversatioinal Mode where messages with the same subject are apparently all grouped together in chronological order under that Subject. This is driving me Mad! I have problems trying to find messages. How can i turn this feature OFF so that messages just appear in chronical order the way they did in the past? Thanks and regards, Graeme

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christ1
christ1
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See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/message-threading-thunderbird

Graeme (UK)
Graeme (UK) Umnikazi wombuzo
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Hi Chris,

Thanks for your prompt response and I'm pleased to hear there is a way to turn Threading off.

Howver I am unable to make any progress with the instructions.

I cannot find a "View" option in the menu, nor any "Alt" button.

Apologies if I've overlooked something obvious, but can you give me some more guidance?

Regards,

Graeme

christ1
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I cannot find a "View" option in the menu, nor any "Alt" button.

I suppose you'd have other problems if there is no Alt button on your keyboard. Press Alt to bring up the Thunderbird menu bar.