How I can disable queston about read mail confirmation
f4lc0n
reading.
TB shows question to send or no confirmation.
How could I set TB to not sending any confirmation (without prompting)
about reading mail.
Could I set template of the confirmation (if I I want sent confirmation)??
PS. Sorry for my English.
Best regards
f4lc0n
gwtc
as far as I know, you can't
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Kevin Buhr
>
> TB shows question to send or no confirmation. How could I set TB to
> not sending any confirmation (without prompting) about reading mail.
Open the "Preferences" dialogue box. Under the "General" tab, click
the "Return Receipts" button, and under the heading "When I receive a
request for a return receipt", select "Never send a return receipt".
(Note that, if this doesn't work, there are account-specific settings
that might be overriding these defaults. If you open the "Account
Settings" for your account, and select the "Return Receipts" tab, make
sure that "Use my global return receipt preferences for this account"
is selected so that the settings under the "Preferences" dialogue box
will actually be used.)
> Could I set template of the confirmation (if I I want sent confirmation)??
No, there's no interface for changing the confirmation template.
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f4lc0n
Thanks for help :) and explanation,
Regards
f4lc0n
Alex
According to the OP's headers, he's using TB 1.5.0.4 on Windows.
So it would be Tools -> Options -> Composition, then click the Return
Receipts button.
Edit -> Preferences is the *nix route.
:-)
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Alex
L...@its.invalid
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> Computer Points to Ponder #2: How come programmers find it so easy to
> master the special language that runs computers, yet those same folks
> who write the technical manuals for the rest of us have no grip on
> simple English?
Bet you have never been either a programmer or a tech writer and they are NOT
the same folks.
The Real Bev
Moreover, the manuals (for hardware, at least) are generally written by
Asians with less-than-professional English skills who don't know any
native English speakers willing to edit their output.
Cheers, Bev
(Who is catching up on old messages and who promises she will never take
advantage of the chambermaid)
gwtc
nit-picking: you're posting in the wrong newsgroup Bev. OT postings
should be mozilla.general and not mozilla.support.general
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The Real Bev
> The Real Bev wrote:
>
>> L...@its.invalid wrote:
>>
>>>gwtc wrote:
>>>
>>>>Computer Points to Ponder #2: How come programmers find it so easy to
>>>>master the special language that runs computers, yet those same folks
>>>>who write the technical manuals for the rest of us have no grip on
>>>>simple English?
>>>
>>>Bet you have never been either a programmer or a tech writer and they are NOT
>>>the same folks.
>>
>> Moreover, the manuals (for hardware, at least) are generally written by
>> Asians with less-than-professional English skills who don't know any
>> native English speakers willing to edit their output.
>>
>> Cheers, Bev
>> (Who is catching up on old messages and who promises she will never take
>> advantage of the chambermaid)
>>
> nit-picking: you're posting in the wrong newsgroup Bev. OT postings
> should be mozilla.general and not mozilla.support.general
<sigh> Nobody's ever happy. You'd think they'd be GLAD that I did
something to keep this group alive...
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