Dock Showing Unread Emails

Hello
The Thunderbird icon in my dock always shows 73 unread emails. It's been this way since day one and I've been using Thunderbird for about 6 months.
I've literally checked every single folder and I have no unread emails. Any suggestions on how to resolve this?
Thanks,
David

do any of the folders in Thunderbird have unread mail? If it is an IMAP account, check by right clicking (CMD Click) the account name in the list and select subscribe for any unsubscribed folders. IIRC the count includes all folders in IMAP accounts, including unsubscribed ones.

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