Re: Thunderbird: definable external editor
Gorm <[email protected]>
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On 6 Jan, 19:27, Jeff <[email protected]> wrote: > On 1/6/2010 10:19 AM, Jeff wrote: > > > It would be lovely to be able to define an external text editor for > > Thunderbird, and even better if the user is given access to all headers > > in the editor, as was done in the old console-mode newsreaders and mail > > user agents of yore (tin, trn, yarn, elm, pine-- among others). To > > understand why this would be useful, please note the line-wrap problems > > in my immediately preceding post, 'Automatic offline mode', which came > > of my attempt to reflow the last paragraph. Thanks, > > I just realised that this might not be quite clear. I would like to use > an external editor rather than Thunderbird's built-in, for composing > messages. It would also be lovely if the user could edit, in the > external editor, the headers that will appear in the outgoing message. > > Jeff I certainly support your idea. Even after having got used to the in- built editor I find it rudimentary. Although not often but I would from time to time like the possibility to make the mail a bit special, perhaps not like the IncrediMail, but something along their image embedding features. It is possible to it with Thunderbird but it demands a good portion of knowledge whereas it is a fairly easy task in both MS Word and Oo Writer. Gorm