Hi,
Currently thunderbird filters forward mails as attachments, and there
are mobile phones (i.e: Motorola V360) not recognizing these kind of
attachments.
If thunderbird adds a method to add a filter with inline forwarding
these mobile phones can read the email sent in a filter.
Thanks,
Sebastian Wain

Sebastian Wain wrote:
Hi,

Currently thunderbird filters forward mails as attachments, and there
are mobile phones (i.e: Motorola V360) not recognizing these kind of
attachments.

If thunderbird adds a method to add a filter with inline forwarding
these mobile phones can read the email sent in a filter.

Thanks,
Sebastian Wain

Hi Dan,
I have tried that options before posting to the Thunderbird wishlist and
doesn't affect the Thunderbird behaviour on forwarding on 1.5.0.5 under
Windows.
So it remains a wish or may you have another idea of how to override it?
Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Sebastian Wain wrote:
Hi Dan,

I have tried that options before posting to the Thunderbird wishlist and
doesn't affect the Thunderbird behaviour on forwarding on 1.5.0.5 under
Windows.

So it remains a wish or may you have another idea of how to override it?

Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Hi Dan,

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:
Well, if your mobile phone is recognize those types of attachments, then
it isnt recognizing normal email attachments!
I just looked at the Motorola V360 and noticed this

Your explanation doesn't change anything about my wish, my wish is to
have the possibility to add an inline forwarding filter, not an
attachment one. So I don't understand why you are initiating all this
flame war.

Basicly if I receive a specific textual message I want to forward it to
my mobile and read it there.

Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Sebastian Wain wrote:
Hi Dan,

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:
>Well, if your mobile phone is recognize those types of attachments,
>then it isnt recognizing normal email attachments!
>I just looked at the Motorola V360 and noticed this
>>

Your explanation doesn't change anything about my wish, my wish is to
have the possibility to add an inline forwarding filter, not an
attachment one. So I don't understand why you are initiating all this
flame war.

Basicly if I receive a specific textual message I want to forward it to
my mobile and read it there.

Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Hi Dan,

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

well you already HAVE an inline forwarding feature!

[ThunderbirdPreferences]Composition [General]

Forward messages <choose>

you have a choice of inline or as attachments.

If your phone doesnt support SMTP standard attachments its not
Thunderbirds fault!

*varies by S
Windows
[Tools]
Linux
[EditPreferences]
Mac as above.

Are you a Bot?
As I told to the list initiating the thread that option doesn't run
properly on mail filters. I am beginning to think this is a bug a not a
wish

Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Sebastian Wain wrote:
Hi Dan,

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:
>>
>well you already HAVE an inline forwarding feature!
>>
>>
>[ThunderbirdPreferences]Composition [General]
>>
>Forward messages <choose>
>>
>>
>you have a choice of inline or as attachments.
>>
>>
>If your phone doesnt support SMTP standard attachments its not
>Thunderbirds fault!
>>
>>
>*varies by S
>Windows
>[Tools]
>Linux
>[EditPreferences]
>Mac as above.

Are you a Bot?
As I told to the list initiating the thread that option doesn't run
properly on mail filters. I am beginning to think this is a bug a not a
wish

Regards,
Sebastian Wain

Sebastian Wain wrote:

Currently thunderbird filters forward mails as attachments, and there
are mobile phones (i.e: Motorola V360) not recognizing these kind of
attachments.

If thunderbird adds a method to add a filter with inline forwarding
these mobile phones can read the email sent in a filter.

Unfortunately, as one of the core developers put it, "forward inline had
some architectural issues that made it very hard to do as a filter action."