Is there an "undo" feature with Thunderbird email text window?
There is something I often do, but can't figure out how I do it, which deletes large blocks of what I have typed/keyed. For my word-processor program and my former two email accounts there was an "undo" that I could click on that un-did what I had previously done. If there is not, I will need establish my email with another account. I don't want to do that. I like everything else about Thunderbird.
There is something I often do, but can't figure out how I do it, which deletes large blocks of what I have typed/keyed. For my word-processor program and my former two email accounts there was an "undo" that I could click on that un-did what I had previously done. If there is not, I will need establish my email with another account. I don't want to do that. I like everything else about Thunderbird.
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The standard "undo" keystroke, <ctrl>+z, is available to you.
Modified by Zenos
Control+z is the universal shortcut for undo.
Thunderbird is not an email provider and does not issue email account so no idea what you mean by establish my email with another account .