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Afterwards you will be able to see the debug messages in the error console (Tools Menu → Error Console). To be sure you are getting all messages it is advisable to restart the application after setting the preference.
Afterwards you will be able to see the debug messages in the error console (Tools Menu → Error Console). To be sure you are getting all messages it is advisable to restart the application after setting the preference.
Now you may want to know how to copy out more than one message at a time. There are two ways to do this. The more user-friendly method is to use the [https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/console²/ Console²] extension, which will let you copy out more messages at once. After installing, just visit the error console again and you will see an option to save the log messages to a text file.
The second option is to set the <tt>XRE_CONSOLE_LOG</tt> environment variable, this is meant for users that know their way around the terminal. For example, under Linux or Mac you would enter <tt>export XRE_CONSOLE_LOG=/path/to/logfile</tt> and then start Thunderbird from that terminal window. The Windows equivalent is <tt>set XRE_CONSOLE_LOG=C:\path\to\logfile</tt>.


==I want to stay up to date on all GData Provider bugs!==
==I want to stay up to date on all GData Provider bugs!==
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