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question: How does he prefer his outgoing emails to send?, context: Thunderbird question. Hi Minor technical question here. My Dad runs his mail through Thunderbird. Currently he has to add a new email address on each line in the 'To' field. He would prefer it to be 'inline', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons. However when we try this the 'To' field turns red, and when we send, only the first addressee receives the mail. Is there a way to do this? If so how. Thanks. P.S yes i've tried Google.
How does he prefer his outgoing emails to send?
He would prefer it to be ' inline ', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons.
Thunderbird question. Hi Minor technical question here. My Dad runs his mail through Thunderbird. Currently he has to add a new email address on each line in the 'To' field. He would prefer it to be 'inline', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons. However when we try this the 'To' field turns red, and when we send, only the first addressee receives the mail. Is there a way to do this? If so how. Thanks. P.S yes i've tried Google.
He would prefer it to be ' <hl> inline <hl> ', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons.
Thunderbird question. Hi Minor technical question here. My Dad runs his mail through Thunderbird. Currently he has to add a new email address on each line in the 'To' field. He would prefer it to be '<hl> inline <hl>', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons. However when we try this the 'To' field turns red, and when we send, only the first addressee receives the mail. Is there a way to do this? If so how. Thanks. P.S yes i've tried Google.
Thunderbird question. Hi Minor technical question here. My Dad runs his mail through Thunderbird. Currently he has to add a new email address on each line in the 'To' field. <hl> He would prefer it to be ' inline ', i.e addresses on one line, seperated by colons. <hl> However when we try this the 'To' field turns red, and when we send, only the first addressee receives the mail. Is there a way to do this? If so how. Thanks. P.S yes i've tried Google.