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If the automatic configuration fails, consult your email provider
about how to configure your email account manually.
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Click <span class="guilabel">Continue</span>.
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Enter your name, email address, and password into the corresponding fields.
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</div>
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<div class="tip">
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When starting <span class="application">Thunderbird</span> for the first time, an assistant appears to guide you through the process of configuring <span class="application">Thunderbird</span> to access your email account.
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<h1 id="account">Configuring an email account</h1>
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<i>Thunderbird</i>, for encrypted emails
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Turn off the GnuPG feature.
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If you only use OpenPGP in *Thunderbird*, you can turn off the GnuPG feature of the Persistent Storage:
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<h2 id="disable-gnupg">Turn off the GnuPG feature of your Persistent Storage</h2>
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In the **Your Acceptance** tab of the **Key Properties** dialog, select the option that applies to how much you verified the public key.
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Double-click on the public key that you want to mark as accepted.
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To mark a public key as accepted:
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By default, new public keys are not marked as "*accepted*" by *Thunderbird* and you cannot encrypt emails to "unaccepted" keys.
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<h2 id="accept-public">Mark the public keys as accepted</h2>
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If *Thunderbird* fails to import many public keys at once, split
these public keys into several smaller files. *Thunderbird* can only import
public key files of less than 5 MB.
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<h2 id="import-public">Import the public keys in <em>Thunderbird</em></h2>
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You can use **Shift+click** and **Ctrl+click** to select multiple keys.
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Select the public keys that you want to migrate to *Thunderbird*.
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