[Nvda-dev] Anounce attachments in Thunderbird?

[Cleverson]

OK Peter, thank you for all such valuable tips. Now I can probably migrate to Thunderbird.

Cheers
Cleverson

Peter Vágner <peter.v at datagate.sk> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> On 23.3.2009 7:13, James Teh  wrote:
> > You should be able to guess from the message size,
> however, which is
> > near the end of the info.
> 
> Thunderbird does not yet expose the info whether a
> particular message has an attachment or not. But there is a
> workaround. Thunderbird supports message tagging. It means
> you can tag your messages. This can also be done
> automatically using Message Filters. You can add such
> feature as follows:
> 1) go to your inbox and set focus to the message list.
> 2) invoke a context menu by pressing applications key,
> activate "New Tag…" from the "Tag" sub
> menu and give it a meaningful name e.g. attachment.
> 3) You will perhaps realize that currently selected message
> will now be reported with this new tag inside its list item
> text. You can remove it by invoking the context menu and
> unchecking that tag in the "Tag" sub menu.
> 4) There is no user interface for setting up filtering
> according to the
> attachment status. So unfortunately we won't go to the
> menu "Tools" ->
> "Message Filters…" and we will have to edit the
> file manually. See the
> example msgFilterRules.dat file for the complete example.
> You can customize the file. On the 3rd line there is a name
> of the rule which
> will appear in the filters dialog.
> name="attachment"
> and the most important is the line number 7
> actionValue="attachment"
> It should include the name of the tag you have added in
> step 2.
> 5) After customizing the file msgFilterRules.dat you have
> to close your Thunderbird if it's already running and
> copy this file into the proper folder. In your profile
> folder you will notice a sub folder named "mail"
> or "imapmail" depending on what type of incoming
> server your email provider offers to you. Then inside this
> "mail" / "imapmail" folder you will get
> another folder based off of actual incoming server address
> e.g. if you are using gmail over imap you will get something
> like "imapmail\imap.gmail.com". This is the
> place where you have to put the file msgFilterRules.dat to.
> Please note if you had some filters created for the account
> in question by overwriting the file msgFilterRules.dat you
> will trash all the filters. If you had no filters previously
> you can just overwrite the file. In the future you can
> manage your Message filters using Thunderbird's dialogs
> however you should not edit the entry you have added
> manually.
> 
> Below is a content of my msgFilterRules.dat
> version="9"
> logging="no"
> name="attachment"
> enabled="yes"
> type="17"
> action="AddTag"
> actionValue="attachment"



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