| How to Turn Off Forwarding Emails as Attachments in Thunderbird |
| Friday, 25 April 2008 | |
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By default, Firefox Thunderbird will forward email as attachments with the .eml extension. This hasn't been a problem for me until today when the recipient's email server blocked by email due to the attachment. There is a way to switch to inline forwarding, however, Thunderbird has made it a bit difficult for average users. Here's how to turn the default and switch to inline forwarding: In Thunderbird select: Tools >Options >Advanced > General > Config Editor The "Config Editor" will be a button on the right side bottom under the "General" sub-tab of "Advanced". The Config Editor looks like this:
Type "forward" into the input box until you get an option that looks like this:
Double click on the row and change the value from "0" to "2"
And that's it. Your emails will now forward as inline and not attachments in Thunderbird.
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  written by Attagirl, October 30, 2008
Well this is definately something I have never considered when forwarding email. I think I will have to look into this since I use Firefox and want to ensure that all the mail is being forwarded with whatever attachments needs to be sent with it.
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