My claim

On 2/17/2016 11:14 AM, Dave Doe wrote:
In article , , Pfsszxt says...


Cute, but ignores the issue.
I have T'bird set up to read my AOL mail--that's never
had anything to do with the question!
Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.
The question has been ignored throughout this whole
affair. And it's always been my only concern!

I'm putting you into the Bozo bin so I never have to read any of your
posts again. You are the complete idiot.

Perhaps, but that is a childish response that ignores the question

On 2/17/2016 12:11 PM, Mike Easter wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:
Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.

You could go to gandi.net and buy a domain name registration with
thunderbird as the second level name.

Currently gandi has a promotional for thunderbird.click for $3.62 for
one year.

I can't find a good gandi link for whatever kind of relationship Tb has
with gandi to get something free for one year like the article I posted
earlier.

Once you buy thunderbird.click, you can have 5 free mailboxes for it.

Or you could shop around and see if you can find a registrar which has
some promotional deal where you get the name free for a year.


Sure! I've said that too a few tomes. But that has never been the
issue. That dies not make T'bird a stand alone e-mail client.
By which I mean one who's "owner" has a T'bird address .

On 2/17/2016 12:55 PM, dadiOH wrote:
sszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.
The question has been ignored throughout this whole
affair. And it's always been my only concern!

No it hasn't been ignored, it has been answered by many, many times.

Pfsszxt...the 3S man: Stubborn, Stupid and Senile.

@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return

Not true. It hasn't been answered at all.

Pfsszxt wrote:
Mike Easter wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:
Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.

You could go to gandi.net and buy a domain name registration with
thunderbird as the second level name.

Sure! I've said that too a few tomes. But that has never been the
issue. That dies not make T'bird a stand alone e-mail client.
By which I mean one who's "owner" has a T'bird address .

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In message , Pfsszxt writes:
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I have T'bird set up to read my AOL mail--that's never
had anything to do with the question!

Well, set it up to SEND your AOL mail too.

Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.

You have persistently declined to say WHY you want an @thunderbird.*
address.

The question has been ignored throughout this whole
affair. And it's always been my only concern!

No it hasn't; you started by expressing irritation (or some such phrase)
that the "scan to email" function of your scanner wouldn't work.

(If you set up T'bird to SEND your AOL email, and make it your default
email software, "scan to email" _will_ work.)
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If you want to make people angry, lie to them. If you want to make them
absolutely livid, then tell 'em the truth.

In message , Pfsszxt writes:
On 2/17/2016 12:11 PM, Mike Easter wrote:
[]
Or you could shop around and see if you can find a registrar which has
some promotional deal where you get the name free for a year.


Sure! I've said that too a few tomes. But that has never been the

[Does that make you a talking book (-:?]

issue. That dies not make T'bird a stand alone e-mail client.
By which I mean one who's "owner" has a T'bird address .

You may "mean" that, but nobody else does.
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If you want to make people angry, lie to them. If you want to make them
absolutely livid, then tell 'em the truth.

On Wed, 17 Feb 2016 12:20:05 -0800, Mike Easter
wrote:

Pfsszxt wrote:
Mike Easter wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:
Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.

You could go to gandi.net and buy a domain name registration with
thunderbird as the second level name.

Sure! I've said that too a few tomes. But that has never been the
issue. That dies not make T'bird a stand alone e-mail client.
By which I mean one who's "owner" has a T'bird address .

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Took you long enough, and I thought depleted uranium was dense........

Pfsszxt wrote:
On 2/17/2016 12:55 PM, dadiOH wrote:
sszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.
The question has been ignored throughout this whole
affair. And it's always been my only concern!

No it hasn't been ignored, it has been answered by many, many times.

Pfsszxt...the 3S man: Stubborn, Stupid and Senile.

@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return

Not true. It hasn't been answered at all.

Yeah, it has - see the copy & paste below for one example - but you seem
unable to understand. I'll try again and use small words...

You cannot use Thunderbird (or any other resident email client) and have it
give you an email address such as

That is because Thunderbird is an email CLIENT, not a SERVER. Servers store
email sent to one at the server so that an email client can fetch them FROM
the server TO your computer.

Your confusion probably arises (partially) because you use that POS piece of
crap, AOL. It is NOT a "resident email client".

See at the bottom of the copy & paste for further comment.

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From: "dadiOH"
Subject: Desktop E-mail client ?
Date: Sunday, February 14, 2016 1:52 PM

Pfsszxt wrote:

cute but not funny. Neither you,nor anyone else, has a resident
e-mail account at Thunderbird. You can list other e-mail eccounts
and T'bird will fetch mail from them. But if one tries their "sign up
for an account" thing one gets referred to something named
"gandhi.net"

OK, one more time...

Of COURSE no one has an account at Thunderbird. That's because Thunderbird
is a resident email CLIENT not a SERVER, a concept which you seem unwilling
or unable to grasp even though your OP was asking about a resident client.

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----- Original Message -----
From: Pfsszxt
Newsgroups: alt.windows7.general
Sent: Monday, February 15, 2016 9:44 AM
Subject: Desktop E-mail client ?


On 2/14/2016 12:52 PM, dadiOH wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:

cute but not funny. Neither you,nor anyone else, has a resident
e-mail account at Thunderbird. You can list other e-mail eccounts
and T'bird will fetch mail from them. But if one tries their "sign up
for an account" thing one gets referred to something named
"gandhi.net"

OK, one more time...

Of COURSE no one has an account at Thunderbird. That's because
Thunderbird
is a resident email CLIENT not a SERVER, a concept which you seem
unwilling
or unable to grasp even though your OP was asking about a resident client.


This makes no sense! An e-mail client, as I understand it, is software
with which I can send, receive and forward e-mail correspondence.

That is correct.

And by "resident" I mean installed on my c0mputer.an also
Thunderbird, is in my case "resident".

That is also correct.

I can also read e-mail there if I have listed other "clients" from which it
gets the mail

That is NOT correct. You seem think that the server/domain name - AOL,
Verizon, etc. - is a client...WRONG, they are servers.

But no one can send e-mail to me at T'bird nor can I initiate
e-mail with a Thunderbird return address.

That is also correct.

On 2/17/2016 12:20 PM, Mike Easter wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:
Mike Easter wrote:
Pfsszxt wrote:
Tell me how to set up an account that is ON T"BIRD.
By that I mean an account so that my address
is Pfsszxt@thunderbird.***, and mail I send shows a T'bird
return address.

You could go to gandi.net and buy a domain name registration with
thunderbird as the second level name.

Sure! I've said that too a few tomes. But that has never been the
issue. That dies not make T'bird a stand alone e-mail client.
By which I mean one who's "owner" has a T'bird address .

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Nice. Thanks. I find it impossible to believe that pfsszxt is not being
difficult on purpose. Applying filter now.

En el artículo , Pfsszxt
escribió:

You cannot get an account with a
T'bird address. That means to me that it's not a "resident e-mail client".

Whatever you're smoking, it must be good stuff.

series of stuff has erupted. Little of it has to do with that issue.

REALLY good stuff. I guess you'll vote for Trump, too.

Thank god for killfiles.

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En el artículo , Pfsszxt
escribió:

I think I've said this several times before, but that
has been largely ignored.

No surprise, since you're taking out of your arse.

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