-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Importing Mail & Settings to Thunderbird ..

Just copy or move the entire T-bird folder from your portable drive to 
the internal drive.  Delete all shortcuts to the external and create new 
ones to the internal.  I simply right click on the >EXE file and select 
"Pin to Start Menu".

Cosmic C wrote:
>  
> There is always a reason LOL just don't have the answer right now LOL 
>
> recklessmaverick@xxxxxxxxxx[1] wrote: Why not just put portable Thunderbird
> on your hard drive? I can't think of a good reason to "install" it to a
> system unless there is an add-in or extension that is not compatible with
> theportable version. Don Cosmic C wrote: Is there away to import portable
> thunderbird and all email it has into an installed version ??
>
>   
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