Hi Tony, it seems to depend on who owns the list, but at least on this
one ctrl shift R works.
Ted
On 23/12/2020 12:30, Tony wrote:
Hi Ted again!
Control Shift and R it is indeed definitively!
I'd like to know how to bbe able to reply to these lists with control and R as is usual for most lists etc.
Tony
On 23/12/2020 12:17, Ted Martin wrote:
Thanks Tony, That does the trick. Bobby, I think ctrl shift l would be for forwarding, rather than replying.
On 23/12/2020 12:05, Tony wrote:
Hi Ted,
I use the same and am replying to this list with control shift and R.
I tried to find out about why I can't reply in the usual way and was told something about configuration which I still can't understand.
I find it happens on all Freelists lists that I use and only those.
I too would love to have this issue sorted and for someone to jjust let me know how to so do if possible
Cheers,
Tony
On 23/12/2020 11:22, Ted Martin wrote:
Hello,
I use Thunderbird and Windows 10 on a PC. I don't communicate often, but yesterday I replied to a message on this list, and apparently it went to the original sender, not the list.
Whether I hit ctrl R, or pick reply from the message menu, the name of the sender appears in the To field, not access-uk. This only happens in this list, no others.
Any ideas, anyone?
Ted
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