

If there is a WARNING that suggests the subfolders won’t get saved till they are highlighted or clicked, and highlighting parent folder won’t save subfolders.After that, click required format say EML-format.Right-click on any of those selected folders.This can be done if you press Ctrl button & simultaneously click each & every folder desired to be saved.

OR one can even select (or say highlight) more than folder together all at once After that, click required format like say EML-format.Then, right-Click on Thunderbird’s folder which is needed to be saved from (say for example your Inbox).To Move Thunderbird Emails to HTML Firstly, try creating a folder on Desktop for storing the email (say for example “Saved-UCSB-email”).All folders get updated to that latest email.Step 2 – Synchronizing the Mail to Folders Do this clicking the link, “Restart now”.And then, restart Thunderbird to prepare Thunderbird before you Export Thunderbird Emails to HTML.If a warning appears that says “Install-add-ons-only-from-authors-whom-you-trust”, then simply click the button for Install-Now.Try navigating to that importexporttools-2.8.0.4-tb.xpi file which was downloaded.But for Internet Explorer, it is “Save target as”.For Firefox & Chrome, “Save Link As” has to be chosen.Right-click on some relevant link from where it can be downloaded from.First and foremost, the ImportExportTools 2.8.0.4 add-on has to be downloaded to transfer emails from Thunderbird to HTML.Using it in built-in Firefox text-editor is a tricky wayĬonverting Thunderbird Emails to HTML Using a 3-Step Procedure Step 1 – Prepare Thunderbird.Some other application has to be used like say either Firefox or Notepad etc (view source) for accessing this HTML-source.The solution to Convert Thunderbird Emails to HTML would be.For Thunderbird 31.5.0, it’s somewhat relevant.This can be done as long as the text is selected before invoking Insert->HTML.This would allow editing the required message as HTML.This happens to be a better and much more beneficial in copying messages as HTML.

