jeremytas
September 15th, 2008, 11:33 AM
I have just downloaded a copy of Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 from the Mozilla website. After having done this, I realised I could have installed it using the "Add/Remove" option on the Applications menu or alternatively by typing "sudo apt-get install thunderbird" in a command shell. Never mind, but...
If I use either of these two automated methods, it will almost certainly download Thunderbird all over again. Is there a way I can just install the copy I have already downloaded? I can't see any sort of Setup or Install file.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, but if it's too complicated I might just use the "Add/Remove" option after all, which although straightforward, would be a waste of the file I have already downloaded.
If I use either of these two automated methods, it will almost certainly download Thunderbird all over again. Is there a way I can just install the copy I have already downloaded? I can't see any sort of Setup or Install file.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, but if it's too complicated I might just use the "Add/Remove" option after all, which although straightforward, would be a waste of the file I have already downloaded.