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My emails have ?? where blank spaces should be. What do I do? REDUX

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Thunderbird 60.9.1 in Mac: I cannot find Options under Tools to use this fix for multiple question marks replacing spaces:

"Go to the Configuration Editor (Tools, Options, Advanced, General, Config Editor). Scroll down to mail.strictly_mime

"Click on it and change it from "false" to true."

Thank you

NOTE: I modified this question to include a screenshot of the Tools menu, but I do not see it posted here.

Thunderbird 60.9.1 in Mac: I cannot find Options under Tools to use this fix for multiple question marks replacing spaces: "Go to the Configuration Editor (Tools, Options, Advanced, General, Config Editor). Scroll down to mail.strictly_mime "Click on it and change it from "false" to true." Thank you NOTE: I modified this question to include a screenshot of the Tools menu, but I do not see it posted here.
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Thank you: I changed "mail.strictly.mine" from FALSE to TRUE.

Does "TB 60, 68" mean Versions 60 and 68 on TB Mac?

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On Mac, the route is Preferences/Advanced/General/Config. editor on TB 60, 68.

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Thank you: I changed "mail.strictly.mine" from FALSE to TRUE.

Does "TB 60, 68" mean Versions 60 and 68 on TB Mac?

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Ah, yes, I notice that the next update is to version 68 on TB and this change seems to have fixed the problem: THANK YOU!