On 9/2/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] declared: >Quoting Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> I doubt that anything associated with Firefox is broken, at least in the >> area of your friend's managing of graphics. The web browsers brings you >> the graphics. That's part of its job. How you handle those graphics is >> beyond the web browser's control. If your friend's problem has to do with >> *downloading* graphics, then what he should do is open Firefox's >> preferences (in the Firefox menu), select "Downloads" in the left column, >> then make sure he sets his preferences appropriately according to what he >> is seeking. > >My bad, this is what he wrote in his last message. Seems it's Mozilla that's >giving him fits. >Maybe he needs to try Firefox. >(quoted text follows) > >Don't know why the photos I forwarded in the previous >"Last Photo I ever Took Contest..." e-mail got sent only >as image place-holders-- sorry 'bout that!! > >I just loaded Mozilla Thunderbird >onto this new Dell desktop and have not figured out how >to properly configure it yet-- Any Mozilla Thunderbird >e-mail users in the group? I need some help with a couple >of things--; like, how do I FORCE it to ALWAYS use FIXED >WIDTH courier font instead of constantly defaulting to >variable width... (Grrrrr.....)
Ahhh, the plot thickens. "Mozilla Thunderbird" is an email client, just as Emailer is an email client. Firefox is a web browser, so recommending that he use Firefox won't impact his problem in any way. What he needs to do is direct his question to a Thunderbird support group (or, of course, switch to Emailer). ---Jay ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
