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Address book open when clicking on "TO" in new message

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I have been using Windows Live Mail and when you click on "TO" in a new message the address book opens.

I switched to Thunderbird and would like the same function. It does not do that. Is there a way to get this function?

OS: 8.1 Thunderbird: 31.6

Thanks much

I have been using Windows Live Mail and when you click on "TO" in a new message the address book opens. I switched to Thunderbird and would like the same function. It does not do that. Is there a way to get this function? OS: 8.1 Thunderbird: 31.6 Thanks much

Isisombululo esikhethiwe

Airmail,

Thanks for the reply however, F9 is a volume control on my laptop.

I did find under "VIEW" the capability to open addy side bar. This works fine.

Thanks again.

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This is not Outlook. Clicking To is not going to bring up the address book. Open a write window and turn on the contact sidebar by pressing F9. You can also start typing in an address field an get suggestions. There are a few bugs in this option right now that are to be fixed in the next release. Or so they promise.

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Isisombululo Esikhethiwe

Airmail,

Thanks for the reply however, F9 is a volume control on my laptop.

I did find under "VIEW" the capability to open addy side bar. This works fine.

Thanks again.

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Most "F9 as volume control" only works that way if the FN button is being pressed. But you found it anyway and that is what matters