From: mike 


I've been running the 2.0 betas on my notebook.  The gotchas have been minimal.

But, like you, I'm waiting a few days before I upgrade to the production version.

 /m

On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 16:04:14 -0400, Gary Britt
 wrote:

>I'll wait a few days or a week just to make sure there aren't any
gotcha's 
>
>Gary
>
>Rich Gauszka wrote:
>> I just installed it on my XP computer - replying with it now. It appears
>>   the installation picked up my previous 1.5.x settings.
>>
>> I don't do that much with Thunderbird on this pc though as I primarily
>> use Thunderbird on the Mac platform so there may be some reason to delay
>> the update of 1.5.0.x users that I don't see at first glance
>>
>>
>> Gary Britt wrote:
>>> Thanks, I'm looking forward to the improvements in TB 2.  Should put
>>> OE and Vista's version of OE to shame.  Not to mention putting to
>>> shame the email parts of Outlook.
>>>
>>> Gary
>>>
>>> Rich Gauszka wrote:
>>>> http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=21415
>>>>
>>>> Scott MacGregor of Team Thunderbird writes in with news of the
>>>> release of Mozilla Thunderbird 2: "Thunderbird 2 is
now available for
>>>> download on Windows, Mac and Linux in over 35 languages. Thunderbird
>>>> 2 offers easy ways to manage and organize your email with message
>>>> tags, advanced folder views, message history navigation, find as you
>>>> type, and improved new mail alert notifications. Thunderbird 2 also
>>>> includes a refreshed user interface and support for Microsoft Vista.
>>>>
>>>> "Thunderbird 1.5.0.x users will be offered
Thunderbird 2 via software
>>>> update at a later date. Those wishing to upgrade now are therefore
>>>> advised to download and install Thunderbird 2 manually.
>>>>
>>>> "The Thunderbird 2 features page has more details about the new
>>>> features in Thunderbird 2. The Thunderbird 2 Release Notes have more
>>>> specific information. The Rumbling Edge has a list of notable bug
>>>> fixes in Thunderbird 2.
>>>>
>>>>

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