This article describes the steps for copying your Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 account settings and mail to another computer.

You can use this process to copy settings between Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

This article describes a solution to the problem with the font size when working with Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 on netbooks with a 10 inch screen size and a screen resolution of 1024 x 600.

This article describes a solution to the problem with the font size when working with Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 on netbooks with a 10 inch screen size and a screen resolution of 1024 x 600.

The standard settings for Windows Live Mail or Hotmail as we still like to call it do not work with Thunderbird 3.

This article gives you the details for how to configure Thundebird to work with Hotmail.

This article describes the steps for installing Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 on an Ubuntu Linux Netbook using the Gnome window manager.

Jonathan Protzenko from http://www.xulforum.org/go_code has developed an add on for Thunderbird 3.0, which gives you a conversation view even more like the Gmail view than the built in Threaded view.

Gmail organizes emails in conversations. Thunderbird can order emails in a somewhat similar way by enabling Threads. Responses to an email are grouped with the original email making it easy to follow an entire conversation.

In Thunderbird you can easily set up a signature which is appended to every email you send.

Thunderbird 3.0 has an add on, which automatically synchronizes its address book with Gmail.

Initially you setup email synchronization without making changes to your old email setup. This allows you to try out Easy-Email without affecting the way you used to do email.

When you use Thunderbird 3 with the Easy-Email solution it works as you are used to, however it will synchronize with Gmail instead of downloading emails.

By default Thunderbird 3 will download a copy of your emails so you can work offline as well. This means you will be able to read and respond to emails when you are on a plane or a train for instance. Once you get an internet connection again your emails will be sent.

This article discusses how you can modify these settings.

If you have your old emails stored in Thunderbird 3 you will probably want to copy them to Gmail. This will make the emails available to any client you synchronize with Gmail.