Thunderbird/C2/Introduction-to-Thunderbird/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:00	Welcome to the Tutorial on Introduction to Mozilla Thunderbird
00:04	In this tutorial we will learn about Mozilla Thunderbird and
00:09	How to download, install and launch Thunderbird.
00:13	We will also learn how to:
00:15	Configure a new email account Download and read messages
00:20	Compose and send mail messages Log out of Thunderbird
00:26	Mozilla Thunderbird,Is a simple email client.
00:29	It is a cross platform software, which means it can run on various operating systems.
00:35	It allows you to download email messages
00:39	From your other mail accounts To your local computer.
00:42	It also lets you manage multiple email accounts.
00:47	Thunderbird also has some advanced features.
00:50	You can import all your email data like Mail folders and Address book from other mail accounts like Gmail, Yahoo and Eudora
01:01	If you use POP3, you can
01:04	Combine all POP3 accounts into a Single Inbox in Thunderbird.
01:09	You can group messages by attributes such as
01:12	Date, Sender,Priority or a Custom label.
01:18	Here we are using Mozilla Thunderbird 13.0.1 on Ubuntu 12.04.
01:26	If you do not have Mozilla Thunderbird installed on your computer, you can install it by using Ubuntu Software Centre.
01:33	For more information on Ubuntu Software Centre,Please visit this website.
01:40	You can also download and install Thunderbird from the Mozilla website.
01:46	Mozilla Thunderbird is also available for
01:48	Microsoft Windows 2000 or later versions such as MS Windows XP or MS Windows 7.
01:56	For more information about this, please visit the Mozilla website.
02:02	To use Mozilla Thunderbird,You must have at least two valid email addresses.
02:08	You must also ensure that POP3 option is enabled in the email accounts
02:15	And you must ensure that you are connected to the Internet.
02:19	Let’s launch Thunderbird.
02:22	First, click on Dash Home, which is the round button, on the top left corner of your computer desktop.
02:29	The Search box appears.
02:31	Now type Thunderbird. The Thunderbird icon appears.
02:37	Click on it to open the application.
02:40	The Mail Account Setup dialogue box opens.
02:43	Let’s close this by clicking on the Red Cross button on the top-left.
02:49	The Mozilla Thunderbird application opens.
02:53	First, let’s familiarise ourselves with the Mozilla Thunderbird interface.
02:59	The Mozilla Thunderbird interface has a Main menu with various options.
03:05	Short cut icons are available below the Main menu on the Menu bar.
03:11	For example, there are shortcut icons for Get Mail, Write, and Address Book.
03:18	Thunderbird is divided into two panels.
03:21	The left panel displays the folders in your Thunderbird account.
03:26	As we have not configured a mail account yet, this panel will not display any folders now.
03:33	The right panel consists of options for Email, Accounts, Advanced Features and so on.
03:41	For the purpose of this tutorial, we have already
03:44	Created two email accounts.for the purpose of this tutorial. They are:
03:48	STUSERONE at gmail dot com STUSERTWO at yahoo dot in
03:56	We recommend that you use 2 of your email accounts.
04:02	I have also enabled the POP3 option in these two mail accounts.
04:07	How did I enable POP3 in Gmail?
04:11	First, login to the Gmail account.
04:14	Open a fresh browser and in the address bar type www.gmail.com.
04:21	Now enter the user name STUSERONE at gmail dot com and then the password.
04:30	Click on the Settings icon on the top-right of the Gmail window. Click on the Settings option.
04:40	The Settings window appears. Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
04:48	In the POP download, I have selected Enable POP for all mail'.
04:53	Then click Save Changes.
04:56	The Gmail Mail window appears.
04:58	POP3 is now enabled in Gmail!
05:02	Let’s log out of Gmail and close this browser.
05:08	Let’s configure the STUSERONE at gmail dot com account in Thunderbird.
05:15	Gmail accounts are automatically configured by Thunderbird.
05:19	We shall learn about manual configurations for other email accounts in later tutorials.
05:26	First, make sure that your network connection is configured correctly.
05:31	From the Main menu, select Edit and Preferences.
05:36	The Thunderbird Preferences dialog box appears.
05:39	Click on Advanced, select Network and DiskSpace tab and click Settings.
05:48	In the Connection Settings dialog box, select the Use system proxy settings option.
05:56	Click OK.Click Close.
06:00	Now, let’s create a new account using the Accounts option.
06:05	From the right panel of the Thunderbird under Accounts, click Create a New Account.
06:12	The Mail Account Setup dialog box appears.
06:17	Enter the Name as STUSERONE.
06:20	Enter the Email address as STUSERONE at gmail dot com.
06:27	And, finally, enter the password of the Gmail account.
06:32	Next, click on Continue.
06:36	The message Configuration found in Mozilla ISP database appears.
06:42	Next, select POP3.
06:46	Some times an Error message,
06:49	Thunderbird failed to find the settings may be displayed
06:53	This indicates, that Thunderbird was not able to configure Gmail settings automatically.
06:59	In such a case, you must configure the settings manually.
07:04	Now, click on the Manual Config button.
07:08	The configuration settings for Gmail are displayed.
07:12	As Thunderbird has already configured Gmail settings correctly, we will not change them.
07:19	Pause this video and make a note of these settings.
07:24	To configure Gmail manually, you must enter these settings in the respective fields.
07:30	When the settings are configured manually, the Create Account button is enabled.
07:36	In this tutorial, Thunderbird has configured Gmail correctly.
07:41	So, let’s click Create Account.
07:44	This could take a few minutes depending on your Internet speed.
07:52	The Gmail account is created and is displayed on the right panel.
07:56	Note, that the left panel now displays the Email ID STUSERONE at gmail dot com.
08:04	Under this Gmail account, various mail folders are displayed.
08:09	Now, from the left panel, under the Gmail account, click Inbox.Click the Get Mail icon.
08:18	Note the status bar at the bottom of the Thunderbird window.
08:22	It displays the number of messages that are being downloaded.
08:27	All email messages from the Gmail account STUSERONE at gmail dot come are now downloaded into the Inbox.
08:36	Click on Inbox and select a message.
08:39	The message is displayed in the panel below.
08:43	Let’s double-click on the message.
08:46	It opens in a new tab.
08:49	Let’s close this tab, by clicking on the X icon, at the top right of the tab.
08:55	Let’s compose a message and send it to the account STUSERTWO at yahoo dot in
09:03	From the Mail toolbar, click Write.
09:07	The Write dialog box appears.
09:10	The From field, displays your name and the Gmail ID.
09:14	In the To field, let’s enter STUSERTWO at yahoo dot in
09:20	Let’s type the text Hi, I now have an email account in Thunderbird! in the body of the mail.
09:29	Now, let’s select the text and increase the font size.
09:33	Now, click the Larger font size Icon.This increases the Font size.
09:40	To change the colour of the text, first select it and click the Choose colour for text icon.
09:47	The Text Color dialog box appears. Let’s click Red and click OK.
09:55	The color of the text has changed.
09:58	Let’s insert a smiley now!Click on the Insert a Smiley face icon.
10:04	From the Smiley list, click Smile. A Smiley is inserted.
10:11	You can also do a spell check on your mail.
10:15	Let’s change the spelling of have to heve.
10:20	Click Spelling and select English US.
10:24	The Check Spelling dialog box appears, highlighting the misspelled word.
10:30	It also displays the correct spelling. Click Replace.Click Close to exit.
10:38	To set spelling preferences, from the Main menu, click Edit and Preferences.
10:44	From the Preferences.dialog box, click Composition.
10:48	You can then, check the options you require.Click Close.
10:54	Now, to send the mail, simply click on the Send button.
10:59	A Subject Reminder dialog box appears.
11:03	This is because we did not enter a Subject for this mail.
11:07	To send the mail without a Subject Line, you can click on Send Without Subject.
11:13	Click Cancel Sending.
11:16	Now, in the Subject field, type My First Email From Thunderbird.
11:21	Click Send.Your email has been sent. Let’s check it.
11:29	We have to open the STUSERTWO@yahoo.in account and check the Inbox.
11:37	So, let’s login to Yahoo
11:47	In the Yahoo login page, type the Yahoo ID STUSERTWO.Enter your password.
11:56	Click Inbox. The Inbox shows mail received from the Gmail account!
12:03	Click on the mail to open it.
12:05	You can use the Reply button and reply to the mail, but here let’s compose a new mail.
12:13	Let’s click on Compose.
12:16	In the To field, enter the address STUSERONE at gmail dot com
12:23	In the Subject field, enter Congrats!
12:27	Type, Glad you got a new account, in the mail
12:32	Click the Send button and log out of Yahoo.
12:37	Let’s close this browser.
12:39	Let’s check Thunderbird now.
12:42	Click Get Mail and click on Get All New Messages.
12:48	From the left panel, under your Gmail account ID, click Inbox.
12:53	The new message sent from the yahoo account is displayed in the Inbox.
12:58	The contents of the mail are displayed in the panel below.
13:03	You can reply to this mail, using Reply button.
13:07	We have successfully sent, received and viewed email messages using Thunderbird.
13:14	To log out of Thunderbird, from the Main menu, click File and Quit.
13:19	You will exit Mozilla Thunderbird.
13:22	This brings us to the end of this tutorial on Thunderbird.
13:26	In this tutorial we learnt about Mozilla Thunderbird and how to download, install and launch Thunderbird.
13:35	We also learnt how to:
13:37	Configure a new email account, Compose and send mail messages, Receive and read messages, Log out of Thunderbird.
13:46	Here is an assignment for you.
13:49	Download Mozilla Thunderbird application
13:52	Install and launch it.
13:54	Configure an email account in 'Thunderbird.'
13:58	Send and receive mails using this account. Observe what happens
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