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Is there information on configuring QuickBooks to use Thunderbird for E-Mail?

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jtaylor1
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I am looking for guidance as to how I can configure QuickBooks to use Thunderbird as e-mail client to send invoices etc.

QuickBook 'Preferences' provide an option to use Outlook or various Web Mail providers but I cannot find any reference to TB.

Thanks,

Jim

I am looking for guidance as to how I can configure QuickBooks to use Thunderbird as e-mail client to send invoices etc. QuickBook 'Preferences' provide an option to use Outlook or various Web Mail providers but I cannot find any reference to TB. Thanks, Jim

Ausgewählte Lösung

It should "just work". However it looks like outlook is your default mail program on Windows as it is listed, therefore Thunderbird is not.

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Matt
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Ausgewählte Lösung

It should "just work". However it looks like outlook is your default mail program on Windows as it is listed, therefore Thunderbird is not.

jtaylor1
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Thanks - Yes, once I confirmed that TB was the default e-mail program, QuckBooks presented it as an option.

Thanks again,

Jim