My address book correctly shows [email protected], but when I write an e-mail to this person it is sent to c 6jdb@btint!ernet.com & doesn't arrive!
I've tried editing the e-mail address in my list of addresses and also taken it out completely and put it in afresh and it shows correctly as being [email protected] , but as soon as I enter John on the first line of the address when writing to him the address comes up as c [email protected] and, because of the space between the c and the 6, he does not receive the e-mail even though I have the message that the e-mail has been sent and confirms that it has been included in my SENT LIST!
Sure enough, I can go to that list and the e-mail appears there and confirms it was sent and the time it was sent. What it does not do is tell me where it was sent to because John does not receive it! I hve no problems with any other of my addressees and I have used Thunderbird very successfully - and contentedly - for years, just as I have used Plusnet as my provider.
चुने गए समाधान
Thunderbird gets all suggestions for addressing from one of your address books. You have two books by default. The Personal and the Collected books. If you have sent an email to the wrong address then it will be in your collected book for sure. You need to go there and delete it and then find any other occurrences of the incorrect address and fix or delete it.
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चयनित समाधान
Thunderbird gets all suggestions for addressing from one of your address books. You have two books by default. The Personal and the Collected books. If you have sent an email to the wrong address then it will be in your collected book for sure. You need to go there and delete it and then find any other occurrences of the incorrect address and fix or delete it.
Absolutely right! There were different addresses (I don't know how) in the two books and the wrong one has now been corrected.
Many thanks for taking the time and trouble to bother with my problem. Hope I can help someone else, sometime, and repay your kindness.
Sincerely,
BRIAN