Is there any easy way of synchronizing Thunderbird mailboxes on two different Macs?
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Yes.  Use "Portable Thunderbird".  It stores all of your e-mail and settings on a USB drive.  Just take your thumbdrive with you when you switch computers.\n\nSee the link in sources for the download.
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
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I have a program called Fusion that lets u run Mac on Windows, yur Fusion isnt that one is it??
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Try .Mac:\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/dotmac/
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dont bother with usenext.\n\nI prefer giganews. it's much better. a decent mac newsreader is http://www.panic.com/unison/
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The Missing Sync by MarkSpace is the only way to do this (other than syncing to Windows running in VirtualPC, or windows running natively on one of the new intel based Macs).\n\nhttp://www.markspace.com/\n\nIt's is $39.95 to download or $49.95 for physical shipment. That's the bad news. The good news is that it works really well and is probably even superior to Microsoft's syncing software for Windows.
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It's hard to answer this question with so little information. Are the two computers currently connected in any way (Ethernet cable, router, wireless network)? Do you want them to share an Internet connection?\n\nPlease provide more information and I'll edit this answer to be more detailed. Thanks!\n\nEDIT: Thanks for the additional info. It sounds like the two computers are networked already, and you want to be able to share files between them. That's not difficult. To share folders on the Windows box so your Mac can see them, use the Sharing and Security tabs in the Properties dialog to control sharing settings. If you also want the Windows box to be able to see your Mac's files, then on your Mac, go to System Prefs | Sharing and turn on the "Windows file sharing" option.\n\nIn both cases, I strongly recommend that you set a password for your account before you do this. Otherwise, you run the risk of anyone connecting to your computer and reading your files.\n\nIf you need more help with this, feel free to contact me at marnen AT marnen DOT org.
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Download and run a mail client, like Mozilla Thunderbird. Once you tell it the settings to connect to your mail account, it'll pop up a little window in the corner of your screen letting you know once you get new mail.
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yes there is try http://www.sigsoftware.com/emaileffects/\nmuch luck my fellow mac user!!
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You can accomplish this in one of 2 ways\n1. Use an external firewire DVD drive \n2. Use another Mac in firewire target disk mode\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583
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/use /thunderbird on /mozilla /firefox - its safer
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Use Outlook express or Incedimail
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This can be done easily on an Apple Mac computer running OSX - do you have a Mac or a PC?
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you can set up iMail to run with any email account. Your isp your gmail hotmail even your yahoo account.\nwhat you need to find out is your emails pop3 account and stmp account. also what type of authentication they use. After that you enter the info into your iMail the same way you would put in .mac info. If you need more information on this process feel free to email me and i will make up a full tutorial for you.
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open the mail down and let it be onlnie all time, it let you know, mostly Mozila ThunderBird does it better
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Yes try emailstripper\nhttp://www.papercut.biz/emailStripper.htm\n\nI don't know which email client you use,but in Thunderbird you can edit them out
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download\n\nfirefox \n\nand thunderbird\n\nfrom mozilla.com