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Where is the 'next' button?

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CatC
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The version 31.2.0 of Thunderbird I downloaded for my new Windows 8 computer does not have a 'next' button. I don't always chose to delete every message, but I do want to move onto the next one. The last version of Thunderbird on Windows 7 had a simple button to click to get next, and I'd like that convenience again.

The version 31.2.0 of Thunderbird I downloaded for my new Windows 8 computer does not have a 'next' button. I don't always chose to delete every message, but I do want to move onto the next one. The last version of Thunderbird on Windows 7 had a simple button to click to get next, and I'd like that convenience again.

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Right click the Mail Toolbar and select Customize. Add any buttons that you like from there. You must have customized you last version since Next is not a default button on the Mail Toolbar.

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Right click the Mail Toolbar and select Customize. Add any buttons that you like from there. You must have customized you last version since Next is not a default button on the Mail Toolbar.

CatC
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Thank you very much. I just started using this version today, after my last computer became unoperable, it had been in use over 5 years. Very frustrating getting all programs as I am accustomed to.