Monthly Archives: October 2007

Moving Thunderbird Profile
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Posted on October 29, 2007 by

Adapted from Thunderbird How To Manage Profiles Your Thunderbird profile not only contains all your preferences and extensions but your e-mail folders and messages as well. Moving your profile is not that difficult. One thing to keep in mind though … Continue reading →

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Thunderbird News Part 3?
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Posted on October 9, 2007 by

I guess we can call this Part 3…that is if we call Scott McGregor’s announcement (Troublesome Thunderbird News) Part 1 and David Bienvenu’s announcement (More Troublesome Thunderbird News) Part 2 . As expected Michell Baker has posted a couple articles … Continue reading →

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More Troublesome Thunderbird News
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Posted on October 6, 2007 by

Earlier this week Scott McGregor announced he was leaving Mozilla Corp.  Now comes the  announcement David Bienvenu, the only other Thunderbird Developer is also leaving on October 12th: Just wanted to let everyone know that my last day at The … Continue reading →

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An Invitation From David Ascher
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Posted on October 6, 2007 by

This morning I mentioned in my More Troublesome Thunderbird News post that there not being announcements from Mitchell Baker or even David Ascher. Earlier today David Ascher dropped by and left this comment and invitation: Hi — i did blog … Continue reading →

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Troublesome Thunderbird News
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Posted on October 4, 2007 by

On a short note, Scott McGregor, Thunderbird lead engineer, announced that on October 12 he will leave the Mozilla Corporation to pursuit other career interests. He plans, however, to continue his role as module owner for Thunderbird as a volunteer. … Continue reading →

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