User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031007 Firebird/0.7 Build Identifier: Mozilla Thunderbird 0.3 (20030924) When I open an attached mail (Outlook Express: forward mail as attachement) in a seperate window it is not possible to reply to it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. in Outlook Express right click on a message 2. choose: forward as attachement 3. in Thunderbird: double click on the attached message 4. try to reply on the now new open message... Actual Results: Clicking on reply is not possible aka grayed out richgt clicking into the message and choosing "reply to sender only" opens an error message box saying: "An error occured while creating a message compose windows. Please try again." Expected Results: Open a new compose window with the message correctly quoted...

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updating summary, set target according to duplicate

Is it possible to squish this little bug a little earlier than "After 1."? I think many people have this problem and there is no other sensible workaroud ready than to copy the text and pase it as quotation and this breaks the reply to header in most cases... Cheers Nicki P.S.: Keep up the excellent work!

Is there any work around? I've moved some of my colleagues to Thunderbird from Outlook, and this is quite an important feature that is lacking. Unfortunately, they may have to revert back. Is this supported in Mozilla email?

This is also important for us migrating from WebMail - so we can forward messages out of those accounts as attachments so you can get the original message intact. Additionally, bug 226877 would be big help in that.

xref Seamonkey bug 204350 and its many dependencies

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This type of behavior (specifically moving an attachment into a folder) would be very useful for users of spamassasin. Every now and again, it incorrectly tags a message as spam and wraps it as an attachment. btw unix users can use formail to work around these problems but it's a serious pain: 1. save the attachment as a file such as foo.eml 2. close thunderbird 3. run: formail < foo.eml >> (insert path to a local mail folder here) 4. open thunderbird 5. the message should now show up in the local mail folder designated. it can now be moved around to other folders and treated as a normal message.

This, and 224967, are the two most important issues preventing me from switching from Outlook Express. I really need to be able to get to the end of a chain of forwarded messages and just forward or reply to that last message (that started the chain).

Sorry, I meant: "This, and 226877"...

Put Bug 204350 in "Depends on:" because this is Thunderbird bug for Bug 204350. Also add "message/rfc822" in summary for ease of search.

Move of "attached message" doesn't work. Using IMAP. Moving from INBOX.junk to INBOX.readed. Please fix it. THank you.

Any chance that this be resolved soon? The bug has been around for quite some time. Thanks. f

It is important that one can reply to an individual embedded (attached) messages, using their Subject line and Message-Id for the In-Reply-To header, because many mailing lists send their digest messages as "Content-Type: multipart/digest" with each included message as a body-part of "Content-Type: message/rfc822". A reply to such an embedded message should refer to that message, not to the digest to keep threads on a mailing list together. I have tested several eMail-clients this afternoon and found that PMMail, The Bat!, Outlook and Outlook Express work correctly, and KMail (Linux/KSE) should be able to do it, too, in the current version (starting with KDE 3.2). I hope this gets resolved in the next release! L.W.

Is this possible to fix in the 1.1 timeframe? Do the product/component owners agree that this is a major issue for users wanting to move to Thunderbird from Outlook Express? Thanks.

save as also doesn't work, as reported by stephend. I'll look a little harder at how hard this will be to fix.

Please plan the resolution of this bug a little more precisely. Recent versions of spamassassin have made the problem really hard. Angelo.

I'm working on this, and have reply and forward as attachment working for local and imap messages; I'm still working on forward inline.

The Reply & Forward functions are now working in the trunk (1.6a1) as of today's nightly build, thanks to the patch at bug 204350. This won't be part of TB 1.5. Copy is still to be implemented, as is Save As. Also some of the View menu options don't work (Message Source [disabled], Display Attachments Inline, Headers) The Move capability is actually not sensible.

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Duping this to 204350, which is now a Core bug -- all the fixes that have gone in there have worked for Seamonkey and TB. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 204350 ***

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Clicking on the attached forwarded email opens it as a normal email in a new window. This is good. The reply button is enabled but does nothing. A fix would be to disable the reply button. However, I need the feature of treating this email as normal and for all functions (especially reply) to work. Its a real problem for me as I have just moved from Pegasus which used to do it. Please move teh fix to an earlier release.

(In reply to comment #27) > Please move teh fix to an earlier release. That's not going to happen. TB 2.0 will be released in a couple months; if you like, you can use a pre-release build of that -- I've been using these for a while and they've been exceptionally stable. ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/releases/2.0a1 -- or -- ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/nightly/latest-1.8

2.01a works wonderfully well, thanks(In reply to comment #28) > (In reply to comment #27) > > Please move teh fix to an earlier release. > > That's not going to happen. TB 2.0 will be released in a couple months; if you > like, you can use a pre-release build of that -- I've been using these for a > while and they've been exceptionally stable. > ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/releases/2.0a1 > -- or -- > ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/nightly/latest-1.8 > It s working well in 2.01a. thanks