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Sayeed 12-25-2004 08:51 PM

Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
Any help would be appreciated.

TIA!

=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Karsten_D=FCsterloh?= 12-25-2004 11:40 PM

Re: Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
Sayeed aber hob zu reden an und schrieb:
> X-No-Archive: yes


Why do you expect answers if noone but you will profit?


Karsten
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Sayeed 12-26-2004 04:32 AM

Re: Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 00:40:49 +0100, Karsten Düsterloh <trash@tprac.de>
wrote:

>Sayeed aber hob zu reden an und schrieb:
>> X-No-Archive: yes
>>My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
>>going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
>>the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
>>at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
>>pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
>>Any help would be appreciated.

>
>Why do you expect answers if noone but you will profit?



Guten Abend Karsten,

It is my suspicion that if I'm having this problem that others will
too, and that if I can't after a reasonably thorough search find an
answer, that others will have the same problem. As I believe in open
source software and wish to see it succeed, I want to do what I can to
contribute to its documentation. Thus, if I find a pertinent question
that has no ready answer in the Thunderbird documentation, rather than
switching mail clients, I'll find out what the relevant news groups
are and post my question their and hope the answers find their way
into the public domain and perhaps into the TB FAQs, etc.

But I would think that this would all be self-eveident. What moved
you to ask such an unusal question? The x-No-Archive setting? It's
my default because of dealings with a Net kook/vandal whose nom de Net
I won't mention in an archived post, lest he come and disrupt these
groups. It was left on by mistake, and I doubt that those who respond
will do the same, at least I hope they won't. For whatever reason,
you only quoted my name and not the post, but I aded it back. So
here's the question again, above and below, with Google archiving
allowed , or so I hope. Sometimes when I try to allow archiving, it
doesn't always work the first time. :( This is my second try, so I'm
keeping my fingers crossed.

__________________________________________________ _____________
My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
Any help would be appreciated.

TIA!
__________________________________________________ _____________




Ed Mullen 12-26-2004 03:04 PM

Re: Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
Sayeed wrote:

> My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
> going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
> the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
> at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
> pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> TIA!


The simplest thing that comes to mind is that the pane has been shrunk
to zero. At the left hand edge of the TB window will be a vertical
border. Click and drag to the right to expand the pane. If that's not
it then something's broken.

--
Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net
http://edmullen.net/moz.html

Sayeed 12-26-2004 04:25 PM

Re: Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
That was it indeed Ed. I never would have guessed from looking at it,
but dragging it back out worked perfectly. I do not recall dragging
it shut, but I see that if you drag it to a certain point, it then
jumps the rest of the way to disappear. That must have happened when
I wasn't really paying attention. Deepest thanks for your help, and
for being a supporter of Mozilla!


On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:04:03 -0500, Ed Mullen <ed@edmullen.net> wrote:

>Sayeed wrote:
>
>> My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
>> going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
>> the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
>> at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
>> pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
>> Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> TIA!

>
>The simplest thing that comes to mind is that the pane has been shrunk
>to zero. At the left hand edge of the TB window will be a vertical
>border. Click and drag to the right to expand the pane. If that's not
>it then something's broken.



Ed Mullen 12-27-2004 01:32 AM

Re: Missing folders pane in Thunderbird?
 
Sayeed wrote:

> That was it indeed Ed. I never would have guessed from looking at it,
> but dragging it back out worked perfectly. I do not recall dragging
> it shut, but I see that if you drag it to a certain point, it then
> jumps the rest of the way to disappear. That must have happened when
> I wasn't really paying attention. Deepest thanks for your help, and
> for being a supporter of Mozilla!
>
>
> On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:04:03 -0500, Ed Mullen <ed@edmullen.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Sayeed wrote:
>>
>>
>>>My folders pane in Thunderbird has disappeared. This keeps me from
>>>going to folders other than the inbox, like the "sent" messages and
>>>the "drafts" folders, which is of course a real pain. I have looked
>>>at length and cannot find any info on restoring the folders
>>>pane/window that used to be at the left of the Thunderbird program.
>>>Any help would be appreciated.
>>>
>>>TIA!

>>
>>The simplest thing that comes to mind is that the pane has been shrunk
>>to zero. At the left hand edge of the TB window will be a vertical
>>border. Click and drag to the right to expand the pane. If that's not
>>it then something's broken.

>
>


My pleasure. I just love it when it's the simple stuff that provides
the answer. ;-)

--
Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net
http://edmullen.net/moz.html

acukfreak 08-01-2008 08:01 AM

Thunderbird and Nostalgy
 
This problem is most likely because you pressed the Nostalgy keyboard shortcut that hides the folders panel.

This is usually "L" (this key toggles the folders panel view).

So try just pressing "L". Good luck!

sparkles85 05-12-2011 11:22 AM

Thanks!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by acukfreak (Post 3602303)
This problem is most likely because you pressed the Nostalgy keyboard shortcut that hides the folders panel.

This is usually "L" (this key toggles the folders panel view).

So try just pressing "L". Good luck!


Thank you for this - this is exactly what happened to me and I was getting endlessly frustrated with my folder pane toggling seemingly at random... Dragging actually didn't work, which is weird. Anyway. Thanks again! Now to stop mashing the keyboard instead of pressing proper Nostalgy shortcuts...

HutchCore 07-22-2011 12:42 AM

Thanks!
 
Just wanted to thank you for posting this question and for the responses. I was having the same issue and indeed, I did just need to slide the panel over. Thanks!

JohnCPA 10-29-2011 04:40 PM

All of the suggestions here and elsewhere on the web didn't work for me, when I had this problem. I solved it instantly by pressing the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-1.


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