![]() 'Tools' > 'Options' > 'Composition' > 'General' tab To change this to auto select 'Body Text' and 'Enter' means a go to next line: This new behavior can be switched off in the Tools > Options > Composition > General tab. The Thunderbird composition window now functions more like a word processor in that pressing the "Enter" key inserts a new paragraph, pressing "Shift+Enter" inserts a new line. So, the developers decided to make it a default to alter the setup and change users preferences.Ĭurrently, 'Paragraph' is now set as default and when you press 'Enter' it means 'double space' new line with no indentation. ![]() ![]() I isn't how people write letters, where Enter means go to next line and Paragraph meant next line plus indent. This has just been introduced in an attempt to keep in line with how eg: research documents are produced and how type is displayed in web pages.
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