When a Thunderbird user selects a folder we initially display a folder summary page which gives summary information about the folder and offers commands for the folder.īecause this information is displayed initially in the message pane a person must select a message to view before more message actions become available. These are the keyboard shortcuts for GNOME based Desktop systems with a comparison to it's default mail client.
THUNDERBIRD INSERT SIGNATURE SHORTCUT FOR MAC OS X
These are the keyboard shortcuts for Mac OS X based systems with a comparison to it's default mail client, Mail.app.
In the window that opens (shown above) enter the following line: C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe is the path to where thunderbird.exe is located on your windows installation.
THUNDERBIRD INSERT SIGNATURE SHORTCUT HOW TO
( Note : I know how to configure Thunderbird to automatically insert a signature when creating a new mail in a certain account. On Windows 7, right-click on an empty desktop area and choose New->Shortcut. How can I manually insert a signature in Thunderbird when I am busy composing an email I don't find the option/action in any of the menus (specifically not under Insert, as I would expect). These are the keyboard shortcuts for Windows based Desktop systems with a comparison to it's default mail client, Windows Mail (Outlook Express). Shortcut to Thunderbird Profile on Windows. These commands are available to the user at any time independent of what is being displayed (in terms of message, folders, accounts) The other is a set of commands which are compatibility commands to help users coming from other applications to transition to Thunderbird. One is a set of commands we believe are the best to interact with Thunderbird. There are two sets of keyboard shortcuts we need to provide. The goal of shortcuts is to allow people to interact with Thunderbird more efficiently by using only the keyboard instead of the keyboard and mouse. Keyboard shortcuts are a difficult thing to get correct for all users.
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