Top and bottom margins to be inside the frame and form should less cluster

Question

Hi All,
In my application we have created nearly 10 regions and for each region i have created sub regions with No templates. Here are the deatils below.
I need to display two regions side by side with borders, so what i have done is
1. Created a region as #Region Start with No template with Display point as "Page template body (1. items below region content) and Header and footer i have
given as <table border="1"><tr><td>
2. Followed by region as #What with Wizard region as "Page template body(1. items below region content) and nothing given under header and fotter.
3. Followed by reagion as #Region Middle with No template with Display point as "Page template body (1. items below region content) and Header and footer i
have as </td><td>
4. Followed by region as #where with Wizard region as "Page template body(1. items below region content) and nothing given under header and fotter.
5. Folowed by region as #Region End with No template with Display point as "Page template body (1. items below region content) and Header and footer i have
given as </td></tr><tr><td>
Simiallry followed by rest of regions by creating dummy regions and placing the <tr> and <td> in Header and Footer.
Now users are asking me to have insde the frame and form shoul dbe less cluster.
Can suggestiosn on this who we need to achieve.
Thanks,
Anoo..

Answer 1

'File' > 'Page Setup' is used to alter the page margins when you need to print the email. It is not used to create a Template email nor to change the overall theme used in the Thunderbird user interface.
To add a theme to the overall Thunderbird window, you can choose
* either a Windows theme via Control Panel > Personalization >Theme
* or download a theme Add-on, there is a huge range here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/themes/
such as : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/balloons/?src=ss
If you are looking to create a Template email, then you open a new Write message, design the email, enter a Subject so that you can easily locate the email and click on 'File > Save as > Template or click on Save button and choose 'Template' from the options. then the email is saved in the Templates folder. To use, you click on Templates folder and double click on the email to open in a new Write message. then compose and send as normal. The original email will be saved in Templates folder for reuse.