Hello all, I am using ubuntu 18.04. When I use Thunderbird mail I get ‘paragraph’ rather than ‘body’ text spacing. I do remember somewhere not so long ago a chart that listed windows-linux-osx commands in a box. The thing is this, I find plenty of ways to get into body text but it always seems to refer to Windows instead of Linux. For example: Menu>Options>options etc. I wonder if some kind soul could send that list of different commands that convert the Windows options to Linux options so that I may change the setting for good. Thanks all,
Rod.
In Thunderbird, Preferences/Composition gives an option to Use Paragraph format instead of Body Text by default and seems to assume I want to use plain text for outgoing emails.
I just leave that box checked and operate with the defaults. It’s worked for me for years.
Exactly what are Windows options?
Hello berninghausen, thank you for your reply
this seems to be the answer I was looking for. The stuff I got from Google was (as usual) related to doing things in Windows, makes life a bit hard when you specifically state that you are using Ubuntu. The way I noted in my question was from Google, I know at one time someone somewhere put out a list of commands in a table. It related the difference in Windows, Linux, and I think OSX. I cannot find it anywhere. Again I thank you for your help.
Rodney Jackson.