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since 52.0 upgrade I can't attach docs direct from Word to mail

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Since the 52.0 upgrade of Thunderbird I can't seem to attach any documents from Word (word 7) directly onto email. I get the following message: Logon failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your address book. Error Code: "Unspecified error". Was working before just selected Send - Email as an attachment in a message. I've checked that nothing has changed regarding Thunderbird being my preferred mail client.

Since the 52.0 upgrade of Thunderbird I can't seem to attach any documents from Word (word 7) directly onto email. I get the following message: Logon failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your address book. Error Code: "Unspecified error". Was working before just selected Send - Email as an attachment in a message. I've checked that nothing has changed regarding Thunderbird being my preferred mail client.

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Do you ever use Outlook? My experience is that on the rare occasion when I open it (usually to view a saved msg file) despite the settings set to prevent this, it always asserts itself as the default email client.

I have Thunderbird set to check, when starting, if it is the default email client and to ask me if it isn't. This always gives me a prompt after having run Outlook.

You could avoid all this by explicitly opening Thunderbird, creating an email message and adding the Word document to it as an attachment. You can drag and drop any file to send it as an attachment; drop it onto the addressing box in Thunderbird's compose window.

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