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Can't create email from 3rd party aps

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rumbak
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Using Thunderbird 60.5.2 (32 bit) on Windows 10 64bit. it is my default email client.

Something happened that I can not create email with attachment neither from Windows image browser, Foxit Reader After that happedned (I've clicked Thunderbird prompt - don't remember what it said - kind of info about trying to do that)

Please tell me where can I unlock tkat old useful feature (can't find in settings window)

Using Thunderbird 60.5.2 (32 bit) on Windows 10 64bit. it is my default email client. Something happened that I can not create email with attachment neither from Windows image browser, Foxit Reader After that happedned (I've clicked Thunderbird prompt - don't remember what it said - kind of info about trying to do that) Please tell me where can I unlock tkat old useful feature (can't find in settings window)

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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See the first 'Known Issue' in the release notes:

https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/60.5.2/releasenotes/

Reinstall TB and restart the computer. See also the registry fix if it applies to your system.

rumbak
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Thank you. If I reinstall TB reconfiguration of all accounts will be necessary ? Win registry flag was already set to 0.

It is a pity such bug was introduced. If I do nothing Will future releases of TB will solve this issue without need of reinstallation?

Toad-Hall
Toad-Hall
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There have been several recent questions on same topic and users report doing the following has worked. Download from Thunderbird.net and run.