- Reading and writing emails

Reading and writing emails

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[*Thunderbird*
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For more documentation, visit the official [*Thunderbird* Support](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/products/thunderbird) website.

To startAfter *Thunderbird* is installed, choose **Applications ▸ Internet ▸ Thunderbird** to open *Thunderbird*.

After *Thunderbird* is installed, choose **Apps ▸ Internet ▸ Thunderbird** to open *Thunderbird*.

<h12 id="account">Configuring an email account</h12>

<h2 id="account">Configuring an email account</h2>

When startopening *Thunderbird* for the first time, an assistant appears to guide you through the process of configuring *Thunderbird* tohelp you configure and access your email account.

When opening *Thunderbird* for the first time, an assistant appears to help you configure and access your email account.

Choose **[[!img lib/open-menu.png alt="Menulink="no" class="symbolic" link="noalt="Menu"]]&nbsp;▸ Account Settings** from the main window of *Thunderbird*.

Choose **[[!img lib/open-menu.png link="no" class="symbolic" alt="Menu"]]&nbsp;▸ Account Settings** from the main window of *Thunderbird*.

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Removes information that could identify you as a Tails user, like the version of GnuPG or Enigmail, from the headers of theyour emails that you send.

Removes information that could identify you as a Tails user from the headers of your emails.

<h12 id="language">Using Thunderbird in youanother language</h12>

<h2 id="language">Using Thunderbird in another language</h2>

In the **Change Primary Password** dialog, enter your Primary Password and click **OkK**.

In the **Primary Password** dialog, enter your Primary Password and click **OK**.

In the right pane, double-click onSelect the private key that you want to export and use inmigrate to *Thunderbird*.

Select the private key that you want to migrate to *Thunderbird*.

Choose **File&nbsp;▸ Backup Secret Keys…** and save this private key to your *Home* folder.

In the **Add a Personal OpenPGP Key** dialog, choosedialog that appears, select the option **Import an existing OpenPGP Key** and click **Continue**.

In the dialog that appears, select the option **Import an existing OpenPGP Key** and **Continue**.

Click the **Select File to Import…** button and choose the private key that your exported from the *Passwords and Keys* utility*Kleopatra*.

Click the **Select File to Import…** button and choose the private key that your exported from *Kleopatra*.

In the left pane, identify the account that corresponds to the private key that you want to importfor which you want to create a new OpenPGP private key and choose **End-to-End Encryption**.

In the left pane, identify the account for which you want to create a new OpenPGP private key and choose **End-to-End Encryption**.

In the **Add a Personal OpenPGP Key** dialog, choose **Import an existing OpenPGP Key** and click **ContinueCreate a new OpenPGP Key**.

In the **Add a Personal OpenPGP Key** dialog, choose **Create a new OpenPGP Key**.

<h13 id="account">Configurencrypting">Encrypting an email account</h13>

<h3 id="encrypting">Encrypting an email</h3>