Re: Email link in web page issue

On 03/02/06, Sasha Tsykin <psychosushi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Wade Smart wrote:
02022006 1544 GMT-6

When I click on a email link in any web page a box titled Thunderbird
User Profile - choose user profile comes up. How can I just get it to
use my already open thuderbird client?

Wade
try typing killall mozilla-thunder in a terminal before that and see
what happens.

That would kill his already perfectly working instance thunderbird.

What purpose would that really serve when Wade and Duncan just want
firefox to tell that already running thunderbird to compose a message
rather than try to open a new instance of thunderbird.

Please refrain from issuing answers with a "see what happens" when you
know they will serve no productive purpose at all.

--
~ Darryl ~ smartssa@xxxxxxxxx
~ http://darrylclarke.com

--
ubuntu-users mailing list
ubuntu-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-users

Relevant Pages

  • dapper thunderbird resetting my mail account?
    ... The latest repository updated my system ... to mozilla-thunderbird mail application version 1.5. ... Now when I start thunderbird, it asks me to reconfigure my mail ... I have a perfectly good user profile ...
    (Ubuntu)
  • NEW USER
    ... Now, I have to click on a user profile because, I have a new user profile that I did not create. ... My default browser is Foxfire and my default e-mail program is Thunderbird. ... Any advice concerning this new user file would be greatly appreciated.. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
  • Re: Big email mess ! How do I clean it up ? (Evolution, Thunderbird, maildir, mbox)
    ... I need to get them into existing directories in Thunderbird ... Why don't you keep the maildirs, and serve them up through IMAP using dovecot? ...
    (Fedora)
  • Re: How to set default nice level for an application
    ... On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 05:37, Matthias Andersson ... I want to make thunderbird always start with a nice level of 20 instead ... forum posts but that didn't really serve this purpose. ...
    (Ubuntu)