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How can I redirect all emails automatically

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GreenAvocado
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Hi, I use an email address provided by my ISP for business purposes. When out and about I can not see when I receive an email so I would like all incoming emails forwarded to my hotmail address (not to reply from there). I have downloaded the Redirect add-on, but can not find any information to show me how. I used to do it when I used Mac Mail, but now I'm using Thunderbird. Huge thanks.

Hi, I use an email address provided by my ISP for business purposes. When out and about I can not see when I receive an email so I would like all incoming emails forwarded to my hotmail address (not to reply from there). I have downloaded the Redirect add-on, but can not find any information to show me how. I used to do it when I used Mac Mail, but now I'm using Thunderbird. Huge thanks.

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user01229325
user01229325
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Most email providers have this option available when you use their web mail page.

GreenAvocado
GreenAvocado Fragesteller
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But it's a pain to have to log in and check once in a while. It doesn't seem to accept an automatic forward to Hotmail so I'm trying to do it with Thunderbird just like I did with Mac Mail.

user01229325
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The only way to do it in Thunderbird is with a filter. Seems silly to download messages only to send them out again when it can be done at the server. Thunderbird is not MAC mail.