That file is mainly meant to localize text in the user interface but it can be used to change hard-coded folder names. You can rename the Trash folder using a custom-strings.txt file in the optional Chrome directory in the programs installation directory. Thunderbird would create its own Trash folder (named "Trash") while your mail server would use the other folder (e.g., "Deleted Items"), and you might see both folders in the Thunderbird folders pane. This can create a problem if you have a IMAP account and the IMAP server uses a different name for the Trash folder. Thunderbird assumes that your Trash folder is called "Trash" and not some other name, such as "Deleted Items". Check all settings on this windowas shown below.Set the Advanced settings as below on the dialog box You can profit from a clean Inbox and Trash if you check Clean up.Select SSL & Normal Password in the Security Settings combo boxes.Once the configuration is set, we can click on Done and go through advanced option settings.At Manual Config fill the fields as follows, and then click Re-Test.After a while, it will stop the autoconfiguration process, and you will have to select Manual Config.You fill in your name and official email at ESRF.You will be presented with the screen below: We assume you have downloaded the US version of Thunderbird and you start it up: You can download Thunderbird from for your language or to get an US International version as you have at work:ĭownloading the ESRF version is not recommended since it is pre-configured to work inside ESRF. Even in that case, the laptop must be brought back at ESRF for support. Please note that no support is provided on the remote PC if not an ESRF Windows laptop. Use of Thunderbird e-mail client (you can also access your mail without any specific client by using the webmail) A modern PC (Mac OS X, Windows or Linux) Please note that the parameters listed below also apply to other devices like smartphones: use the left-hand menu (non-Thunderbird client) for more information. This guide will show you how to setup your Thunderbird e-mail client to use ESRF mail from home.
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