Advanced Property Editor

As is the case with previously posted users, I find the persistent appearance of the Editor an annoying nuisance. Why has it not been addressed to the satisfaction of 'us' complaining users
Can this function be disabled without impairing the use of the Thunderbird program in a dramatic way....!
Ralph Fraser

When you want to:
'''highlight a word, '''
* double click on the word and can then choose your options eg: bold
'''highlight a whole line'''.
* position cursor at start, hold shift key and press End key.
'''highlight all text.'''
* Ctrl +A
or
* position cursor at start, hold shift and click on end of section.
'''To highlight any section, word etc, alternate option:'''
* position cursor, left click hold down and drag across the area you want.
'''To Invoke the Advanced Property Editor:'''
* Double click in a white space eg: after the end of a sentence

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* Changed version
* Changed double-click speed in Windows
* Even a portable version has the same issue
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Wow, this is very helpful: "stop double click white space". Is this how support forums work, telling the one with the issue to stop doing the thing that obviously triggers the annoyance?
It's obvious that this feature is annoying some non-perfect Thunderbird users that still loves the client. The fact that it appears when I want to mark text makes this to a fault for me at least.
I want to be able to double click white spaces so that my mark functionality works as I want instead of getting a (for me) useless dialog. I can reply in this matter and even file a bug even though it's not considered to be one by you.

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I've watched my keystrokes, and I'm not double clicking.

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already done that....
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Karthik
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--SJ

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