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How do I disable gandi startup when creating new email

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jmpcolorado
jmpcolorado
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When you click EMAIL (Create a new account) it pops up with "Would you like a new email address?". I want to bypass (PERMANENTLY) this popup page and have it always go to the 'skip this and use my existing email' page. Is there any way to do this? I've not been able to find a way in the options for that.

Thanks... John

When you click EMAIL (Create a new account) it pops up with "Would you like a new email address?". I want to bypass (PERMANENTLY) this popup page and have it always go to the 'skip this and use my existing email' page. Is there any way to do this? I've not been able to find a way in the options for that. Thanks... John

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user01229325
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Don't select New Account. Use Existing Mail Account instead.

jmpcolorado
jmpcolorado Jụọ onye nwe ya ajụjụ
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I see that now from the FILE NEW. I had been doing it in the preview pane when an email account is selected. There's a 'create new account' option but it always did the gandi option first.

So it looks like I need to install keyconfig to create a hotkey for creating a new email account. That should do what I need. Thanks...

John

Zenos
Zenos
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What did you expect (or want) File|New to do?