![]() ![]() ![]() * Post an image showing the contents of the. * If you see a folder with a '''.sbd''' extension : click on that folder to see contents. * Post an image so we can see all the contents of that account folder. * Click on the imap mail account name folder to see contents * Please post an image showing the contents of the 'ImapMail' folder, so we can see how many accounts are in that folder. Re :3- ''Is there any way to talk directly with a tech support person ( by phone?),'' Post an image showing the contents of the.sbd extension : click on that folder to see contents. Post an image so we can see all the contents of that account folder. ![]() Click on the imap mail account name folder to see contents.Please post an image showing the contents of the 'ImapMail' folder, so we can see how many accounts are in that folder.Please post some images so we can see what you have got stored.Ī new window opens showing the contents of your profile name folder. I attach an image below so you know what I'm talking about. You have still not posted the 'Local directory' content. I have asked you three times to post the Account 'Local directory:' information so the forum can see what it contains. If yes, then that is good, but please tell us what you can see. It shows a list of your email accounts, the folders that are created by default. Logon to your webmail account via a browser.Ĭan you see all the missing folders when you logon to yout webmail account via a browser? The folder pane is displayed on the left side of the Thunderbird window. You are conversing with people from all over the world. You do realise you are using a free product and using a free help support forum and getting free help from other Thunderbird users who are offering their time in a free voluntary capacity and just in case you did not know, this is a world wide forum. Re :3- Is there any way to talk directly with a tech support person ( by phone?), ![]()
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