Can I modify the From address by simply tyoing it in the From: line, without creating an account/identity for it?
Yes, but not easily. Have a read of the Multiple Identity Support page (this is also going into Mozilla 1.7).
You will need to edit prefs.js for every address you want to add. The document does suggest that a forthcoming version of Thunderbird will have a UI for this.
I'm sorry to see BladeEnc go. Okay, I never liked it as an encoder, but it did start the ball rolling, and was the first DLL-based encoder (in fact the Lame DLL is built on the commands originally used by BladeEnc).
Let's hope that its developer helps out with Lame or with Ogg Vorbis and its related technologies. I'm very impressed by Ogg as an audio format, and can see it rivalling Windows Media Audio in the not so distant future.
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Can I modify the From address by simply tyoing it in the From: line, without creating an account/identity for it? Yes, but not easily. Have a read of the Multiple Identity Support page (this is also going into Mozilla 1.7).
You will need to edit prefs.js for every address you want to add. The document does suggest that a forthcoming version of Thunderbird will have a UI for this.
I'm sorry to see BladeEnc go. Okay, I never liked it as an encoder, but it did start the ball rolling, and was the first DLL-based encoder (in fact the Lame DLL is built on the commands originally used by BladeEnc).
Let's hope that its developer helps out with Lame or with Ogg Vorbis and its related technologies. I'm very impressed by Ogg as an audio format, and can see it rivalling Windows Media Audio in the not so distant future.