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Can't find how to edit a post.

Just wanted to add - I don't have $Windows folder of any variety and View
system folders is turned on.

J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
In message , Stormin' Norman
writes:
On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 11:32:07 +0000 (UTC), Keith wrote:


Can't find how to edit a post.

Just wanted to add - I don't have $Windows folder of any variety and View
system folders is turned on.


You cannot edit a post once it has been posted.

Not once actually posted, but some softwares (or add-ons to softwares -
there's one for Thunderbird, for example) hold posts for a short while,
to give you the chance of second thoughts.

I might be wrong but I think "Send Later" is a standard Thunderbird
feature - no add-on required. And "Later" is when I choose to send, not
"a short while" - it could well be hours.

The way I have TB configured (and this *might* be an add-on) there is no
"Send" button, only a "Send later" button.

[Send Later]

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Mike Barnes
Cheshire, England

In message , Mike Barnes
writes:
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
In message , Stormin' Norman
writes:
On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 11:32:07 +0000 (UTC), Keith wrote:


Can't find how to edit a post.

Just wanted to add - I don't have $Windows folder of any variety and View
system folders is turned on.


You cannot edit a post once it has been posted.

Not once actually posted, but some softwares (or add-ons to softwares -
there's one for Thunderbird, for example) hold posts for a short while,
to give you the chance of second thoughts.

I might be wrong but I think "Send Later" is a standard Thunderbird
feature - no add-on required. And "Later" is when I choose to send, not
"a short while" - it could well be hours.

The way I have TB configured (and this *might* be an add-on) there is
no "Send" button, only a "Send later" button.

[Send Later]

It certainly was an add-on, and behaved as you described; I don't know
if it's been absorbed into the main prog. (I don't use TB myself; I was
looking into it for my brother who was transitioning from Turnpike,
which does/did have the "wait a mo" feature, and someone who'd written
notes on how to transition TP-TB suggested the addon. I didn't install
it for my brother as it looked too confusing for him, I thought).
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