Hi! Holger,

On 07/16/2016 10:54 AM, you wrote:

 PQ>> You poor fellow.  What you experienced was a 'senior moment' with an
 PQ>> extended duration.

 HG> Things like that happen when you get older. OTOH, I didn't see any
 HG> advice in your mail, how to do what I wanted to achieve ;o(

Yeah, I know.  I've been fretting about that for the last couple of days.  I'm
glad you replied.  I was really bereft of the specifics of what you struggled
with but am glad you took my jibes in good humour.

 PQ>> You ought to have called your GS.

 HG> He doesn't know T-bird either. On behalf of his job, he uses the M$
 HG> products.

 HG> Hey, just came to think of it, maybe the Windows e-mail program is on
 HG> the laptop I got for xmas. After all he used it in his job.

Ah, not a good idea.  The Outlook program is another MS product with a big
target on its back for hackers and their ilk.  It's okay in a work environment
but not usually recommended for general community use.

Ahmm, Thunderbird is just another Windows program.  It has direct access to &
from the Windows "clipboard".  Anything that you can get -to- the Windows
clipboard usually can be pasted into a Thunderbird email window.  Either using
the 'Edit' menu option in a text-drafting window or by simply right-clicking
the mouse on its window will work.

How about a demonstration?  This node's Sunday afternoon's maintenance run
produced this echo report for my main node in a _netmail_ (partial extract
only)...

-----8<-----C-U-T--H-E-R-E----->8-----
3:640/384.0                    Statistics since: 2-Feb-12

                                  Sent netmails: 295/3227 KB
                              Received netmails: 0/186 KB
                                 Sent echomails: 10780/17 MB
                             Received echomails: 463341/827 MB
                                          Dupes: 5362
-----8<-----C-U-T--H-E-R-E----->8-----

Now.  What was it you were trying to do again?  ;)

Cheers,
Paul.

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