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Message pane disappeared

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mburwen
mburwen
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The message pane disappeared. I've got View > Layout > Classic selected, but no matter what I select, all I see are the folder and message list panes. The classic view was working. I have no idea what I did to change the layout.

The message pane disappeared. I've got View > Layout > Classic selected, but no matter what I select, all I see are the folder and message list panes. The classic view was working. I have no idea what I did to change the layout.

Izabrano rješenje

Try pressing F8

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david
david
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Try pressing F8

mburwen
mburwen Vlasnik pitanja
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Thanks. F8 did not work, but I eventually found a menu with a "Message pane" option. I clicked on it and the pane showed up.

Matt
Matt
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Are you saying the shortcut for the menu entry you say you used does not work?

mburwen
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F8 did not work. I fixed it by selecting View > Layout > Message Pane. When I installed Thunderbird the menu bar containing "View" was hidden. It took a while, but i found out that menu bar could be selected to appear.

It would help if the Thunderbird User Guide had a searchable table of contents and index. As it is, it is very difficult to find information.