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Thunderbird Wants to Print Message Header Information

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JamesJ
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Thunderbird wants to print message header information. I just want to print the message body. The header info only shows up in the preview.

Any ideas, James

Thunderbird wants to print message header information. I just want to print the message body. The header info only shows up in the preview. Any ideas, James

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JamesJ
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Hello??

david
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Do they still print when you untick 'print headers and footers'? That's all I can think of for this.

JamesJ
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Hello. I reinstalled Thunderbird today after some time using another email client. It doesn't seem to be doing it now. print preview only shows the body and the pertinent info at the top. All seems well with that.

I see Thunderbird no places its executable in the users>username>appdata>local? I call thunderbird from my ms access db and I was using ProgramFiles or ProgramFiles (x86) in the path. So, it took me a while to find where the executable was.

david
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In appdata\local? That's news to me. I use a custom install, so that could be true. (I place it in c:\tbird). I am aware that Thunderbird stores some 'stuff' there, but I hadn't realized the executable. I'm glad all seems okay.