I started using the Lightning calendar add-on with the Thunderbird email client a few weeks ago, and have been wondering what the "CW" stood for in its date display.
Country Western?
Conventional Wisdom?
Used Google search and after going through a few search terms that either gave me too much or too little, I used "calendar CW lightning," which turned up this:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/discussions/comments.php?DiscussionID=7662&page=1#Item_0
Ah, "Current Week!"
... and today's rant...
If I had time, I'd love to work on the Thunderbird text editor. I've gotten to the point where (if I'm going to use any formatting) I just compose my emails in Word, paste them into Thunderbird and then clean up as necessary. I do this because I have not yet been able to figure out how Thunderbird stores its formatting, and I can't find any way to make the "markup" visible. Is this because Thunderbird uses some low-grade Microsoft editing control, or some other reason? (Not that the editor in OutLook Express, or whatever its current name is, is much better...)
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