Re: [orca-list] a little thunderbird help please

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

Try going into your folder list, and arrow down to your In Box. Press
the applications key (or shift+f10) and make sure "favorite folder" is
ticked. I think this will bring you into your In Box when you start
Thunderbird. If you end up in the welcome screen, I think control+w will
close it for you.

I'm not sure what you mean by saving your messages on the IMAP server. I
use Thunderbird with both IMAP on GMail and my company's IMAP server,
and everything gets stored on the IMAP server. If I move a message to a
folder, I use alt+m, arrow down to move and then right arrow on my GMail
or my company's account. I can then arrow to the folder on the IMAP
server where I want the message stored. What email provider are you
using (GMail) and what messages are you talking about?

On 28/09/11 08:46, Deedra Waters wrote:
> Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this but not sure where else.
>
> How do you force thunderbird to save messages on the imap server rather
> then saving them locally? I've yet to figure this out and would like to
> fix this...
>
> Also, how do you make it so the thunderbird starts at the inbox rather
> then it's welcome screen? Ideally i'd like to see my inbox on startup,
> not the welcome screen.
>
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Christopher (CJ)
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