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["Stefan Rijnhart \(Therp\)" <685977@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Three different spelling mistakes occur in the name Thunderbird
throughout the module:

./partner/partner.py:    _description="Thunderbid mails"
./partner/partner.py:        # Set False value if 'undefined'. Thunerbird set 'undefined' if user did not set any value.
./__openerp__.py:      This module is required for the thuderbird plug-in to work

Also, in the plugin itself, in Configuration -> Tab Document Settings,
"Account invoice" is misspelled as "Accout invoice".

Last, in the module description it is said that "[the plug-in] allows
you to select an object that you’d like to add to your email and its
attachments." Functionally, the emails are added to the object rather
than the reverse. It seems therefore more correct to say: "[the plug-in]
allows you to select an object to which you can add any email and its
attachments."

Applies to openobject-addons revision number 3983

** Affects: openobject-addons
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/685977

Title:
  Poor spelling and wording in Thunderbird module 

Status in OpenObject Addons Modules:
  New

Bug description:
  Three different spelling mistakes occur in the name Thunderbird throughout the module:

./partner/partner.py:    _description="Thunderbid mails"
./partner/partner.py:        # Set False value if 'undefined'. Thunerbird set 'undefined' if user did not set any value.
./__openerp__.py:      This module is required for the thuderbird plug-in to work

Also, in the plugin itself, in Configuration -> Tab Document Settings, "Account invoice" is misspelled as "Accout invoice".

Last, in the module description it is said that "[the plug-in] allows you to select an object that you’d like to add to your email and its attachments." Functionally, the emails are added to the object rather than the reverse. It seems therefore more correct to say: "[the plug-in] allows you to select an object to which you can add any email and its attachments."

Applies to openobject-addons revision number 3983