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Cannot change reply-to

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Jim
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Hello,

I have Thunderbird 24.5.0. Some of my email accounts have the Reply-To: line set to use the same email address I send from.

Several others have the Reply-To: set to a different email address.

I want each email address to send and reply-to: the send email address, but I am unable to edit them to make this change.

I tried 'Manage Identities', but that Reply-To: is still grayed-out.

Howe can I fix this ?

Thanks, Jim

Hello, I have Thunderbird 24.5.0. Some of my email accounts have the Reply-To: line set to use the same email address I send from. Several others have the Reply-To: set to a different email address. I want each email address to send and reply-to: the send email address, but I am unable to edit them to make this change. I tried 'Manage Identities', but that Reply-To: is still grayed-out. Howe can I fix this ? Thanks, Jim

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The reply to field is about half way to the top of the dialog with the manage identifies button near the bottom.

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Matt
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The reply to field is about half way to the top of the dialog with the manage identifies button near the bottom.

Jim
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Interesting, the software must fear you. It is letting me edit it now.

Thanks !

Matt
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It would be good if it did! But not even sheep and dogs fear me.