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|    Ed Vance to All    |
|    Weird#1    |
|    07 Jan 16 22:22:00    |
      Since Mozilla Thunderbird updated to Version 38 I have had problems as       Jean did.              When I am Writing a Text Only message I often get a Popup telling me       it had problems, and I have to click an OK button to continue on.              Last November I chose to Compact TB and it wiped out every message that was       in the InBox.              I looked at TB Help for a solution but after I tried doing what Mozilla       suggested I still couldn't find those old InBox messages.              The funny thing about it is the messges that had been in my InBox where I       had made SubDirectories from the InBox to store them in, all were there       untouched from the compacting, still in each of the SubDirectories I made.              I hadn't made a Backup for several months prior to November 2015.       Ditto for MozBackup, Thanks Tom for suggesting MozBackup to me Long Time Ago.              So I suppose the several thousand Email messages are gone because I don't       keep them on the Server.              Another thing I'm seeing and I think it started before version 38 is if I       have read a Email and scroll the message window up or down to see a message       that isn't in view, if I pause a short time while scrolling, the message       window Pops back to the Underlined message that I had last read.              Anybody seeing things like I am seeing here? Thanks!                     ... IBM: Invented By Murphy       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: CCO BBS - capcity2.synchro.net - 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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