[gui-talk] Thunderbird Questions

[George]

Hi Dave,

It's a pitty that some of the wonderful features of Firefox are 
sometimes a little difficult to find. It took some time to me to find 
it, too, but, once you know how to access it, it's very easy.

1. Open a new message.

2. Press Shift+tab

3. With the up/down arrow keys, select CC, BCC, etc. Just change the 
default (to:).

4. Press tab and write the desired email address in the empty field and 
it will be inserted as CC or BCC in the mail header.

5. Send a testing mail to you to make sure it works as expected.

You can also change the status of the address already written in the 
field just by pressing Shift+Tab and selecting a different option with 
the up/down keys.

HTH
George

On 2015/04/05 8:40, Dave Marthouse via gui-talk wrote:
> I've been using Thunderbird as my primary E-Mail client for a long time
> and find it to be extremely accessible.
>
> I've got just one question.  How do you send a carbon copy message to
> someone.  There doesn't seem to be an intuitive way to do this. As
> opposed to Outlook and Outlook Express you just don't tab to the fields
> and fill in the addresses for a carbon copy.  Am I missing something?
>
> Otherwise Thunderbird is spot on as an E-Mail client.
>
> Any information would be appreciated.
>
>