![]() ButDonne la possibilité d'ouvrir et d'éditer vos messages dans un éditeur de texte externe comme NEdit, emacs, etc...InstallationLe bouton d'External Editor n'est pas visible par défaut; vous devez personnaliser la toolbar de la fenêtre de composition:
UtilisationCliquez simplement sur le bouton d'External Editor, ou utilisez le raccourci clavier(Ctrl-E); éditez votre messge dans votre éditeur (pendant l'édition,la fenêtre de composition de Thunderbird est désactivée), sauvez, fermez, et le message sera mis à jour dans Thunderbird.Les utilisateurs d'emacs peuvent installer ce module de coloration syntaxique adapté au format EE (détails ici). Edition HTMLLorsque vous éditez un message HTML, le bouton d'External Editor button propose un menu déroulant pour éditer le code HTML (permettant ainsi de conserver la mise en forme), ou le texte uniquement. |
Réaction n°34 |
par charlene427 le 16/01/2012 @ 09:23 |
very good! |
Réaction n°33 |
par nilnull le 16/07/2011 @ 16:23 |
Bug: When configuring the extension I apparently made a mistake typing the path to my editor. (note: a "test" button on the preferences dialog could avoid that). To try it out I start editing a new mail, and I get a message telling me the editor I configured could not be started. So I want to close the "new mail" window to go change my settings, but the plugin won't let me close it, saying "close your external editor first" -- which of course makes no sense since it is not open. So I am stuck there with a window that's impossible to close... |
Réaction n°32 |
par Max le 07/07/2011 @ 10:57 |
Thanks a lot for the update. Works like a charm again (using TB5 & gVim) |
Réaction n°31 |
par max le 30/06/2011 @ 11:40 |
Is there a chance to get this nice add-on working with Thunderbird 5 as it did in v.3? It tried using it with gvim --nofork and also the 'set guioptions+=f'' but no external editor showed up... |
Réaction n°30 |
par karsten le 13/03/2011 @ 14:25 |
Just responding to my own inquiry of last October: 1. I reinstalled Open Office. That solved it 2. I still get the message if an other Open Office Document is open. After close that the error message disappears |
Réaction n°29 |
par ChrisDodd le 31/01/2011 @ 18:21 |
I can't seem to make it work. I use 'xterm -e vim' (as suggested) or 'gnome-terminal -x vim' (slightly better), and in either case it will run vim in a terminal to edit the message, but after a ':x' (save and exit) from vim, it doesn't read back the edited file in Thunderbird, so any changes made are lost. |
Réaction n°28 |
par Jenurat le 30/12/2010 @ 13:48 |
If I am not mistaken, Emacs Freex mode is a minor mode for organizing and editing a massively-hyperlinked database of your notes and ideas. It's a personal wiki on steroids - http://www.tubestime.com/watch/emacs-freex-mode-in tro-screencast ? |
Réaction n°27 |
par Karsten le 01/06/2010 @ 18:02 |
I have been trying for several months now and hoped the updated version from Thunderbird and External Editor would solve my problem, but it is still the same. After typing up the message in Open Office Writer, saving it and closing it I get the message: ExtEditor: Cannot delete file 'C:\Users\Karsten\AppData\Local\Temp\Test_1275408004049.eml': [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsILocalFile.remove]" nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame :: chrome://exteditor/content/exteditor.js :: extEditorDeleteFile :: line 478" data: no] Can someone explain what is causing this and how I can solve it? Thanks! |
Réaction n°26 |
par Jeff le 15/01/2010 @ 17:29 |
In the FAQ: "But Word is not a text editor, it's a word processor. Why would you use it here?" Answer: As a WYSIWYG editor for composing HTML messages, for people who do not know HTML. I'm no fan of MS Word for composing simple HTML files anyway, because it inserts loads of special tags for Word and other MS products. So, if not Word, then what WYSIWYG HTML editor/composer would you recommend? |
Réaction n°25 |
par Jeff le 15/01/2010 @ 16:47 |
This is a great idea (I haven't tried it yet, as I'm currently using Thunderbird only occasionally, as a newsreader). Unfortunately, this extension as described does not provide access to all headers as in console newsreaders and MUAs (trn, yarn, elm, maybe pine). In those, all the headers, just as they will appear in the outgoing email or Usenet post, are placed in the editor at the top. The user may then edit, add, and delete headers as necessary-- as they are treated just like the text in the body of the message. Perhaps it is a limitation of Thunderbird that it is not possible to give the user access to all headers in this way. |
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