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Thunderbird will not send mail after update on 5/20/23

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Thunderbird will not send mail after update the on 5/20/23. Thunderbird did an update on 5/20/23 after which I can no longer send emails. How do I fix this, OR how do I undo the update? It is now at 102.11.0 (64-bit). This is screwing up my business! I have read the FAQs and my settings seem to be correct, but I might have missed something. When I create a new calendar event and add invitees, it used to say SEND & CLOSE, but now it says SAVE & CLOSE. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Thunderbird will not send mail after update the on 5/20/23. Thunderbird did an update on 5/20/23 after which I can no longer send emails. How do I fix this, '''OR '''how do I undo the update? It is now at 102.11.0 (64-bit). This is screwing up my business! I have read the FAQs and my settings seem to be correct, but I might have missed something. When I create a new calendar event and add invitees, it used to say SEND & CLOSE, but now it says SAVE & CLOSE. Thanks in advance for any advice.

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P Brixey
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UPDATE UPDATE I checked settings again, and it now sends EMAILS but will not send Calendar Invites. Errr.... Now where do I go from here? Outlook 2010 was much easier to manage. TBird is great when it works. Thanks.