In previous postings I indicated that after my computer's crash on Oct. 27th, I reinstalled TBird V. 68 (32 Bits), then upgraded it to V. 78 (32 Bits), and it then updated itself automatically to 64 Bits several days later. This installation was quite successful, and I also managed to restore all my email Folders and their email messages using the BAK feature which was explained to me by a Mozilla Volunteer, and which I also found later on in the Mozilla Support. My biggest and very worrysome problem was that with the exception of 11 emails which had come into my system before the crash, my TBird was unable to receive any new email until yesterday, when I found the solution to fix this problem. Barely about a week before my System's crash, my Internet Service Provider gave me the instructions about this new service to Block all future Email Spams from their CPanel Webmail Server Filters, and which I started to input in a rather large quantity of 60+ Spam email addresses. I spent a lot of time checking and rechecking my TBird's Settings which were eventually confirmed by a local friend who knows TBird inside out, that they were setup perfectly well! This suddenly prompted me to make sure that my email address did not show up in any of the CPanel Webmail Server Filters, which they did not. However, several among these entries appeared to have been corrupted electroniquely, so I immediately started to delete a dozen of these Filters' entries, and non-received emails since the end of October started to pour into my "InBox" immediately. And just to be 100% safe, I deleted all other entries from these Filters and will deal with these Spam email addresses in a different manner! To fix this issue was quite easy, but to guess what I should do to fix it was very complex since I'm not a specialist with TBird !

I take this opportunity to Thank Matt, Wayne Mery, Stans and Erik and every other Volunteer who tried their best in helping me find a solution to this problem! You're all Great Volunteers!!! Carl