Re: Other News Groups - How ?
Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill Decide what Usenet news server you want to use. Free or fee? Get all the information you need to configure the news server. Press F1 to bring up SeaMonkey help. Look for Using Mail and Newsgroups in left hand Contents pane. From the results in the right hand pane select Getting Started with SeaMonkey Mail Newsgroups, select Setting up Additional Mail and News Accounts. I sure you can follow the directions from there. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Google calendar problem Problem solved
Jim S wrote: On Tue, 18 Feb 2014 12:48:11 +, Jim S wrote: When I try and install the Calendar as I would in Firefox, I get two Calendar toolbars and everything freezes. I have got 'Provider' and of course Lightning. On Windows 7 Solved by using an 'optional' Lightning version 2.9b1 +1 -- Gertjan Vinkesteijn http://ciudadpatricia.com https://facebook.com/gerardjan.vinkesteijn.3 on Windows7 ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Who is your internet provider? They may provide newsgroups. Check with them and see. Most of them do not provide binary newsgroups (the ones that contain pictures, music, etc.) but some still provide regular text newsgroups. If your provider DOES have newsgroups their site should have instructions on how to set up to use them. If your provider does not have newsgroups, then you need to subscribe to a website that does. I use giganews.com It costs 4.99 per month to subscribe and they have given good service. Some are free. Do a search for newsgroups (without the quotation marks). Once you get signed up to one, they should provide instructions on how to use them, or some of us may be able to help. -- GW Ross I'm not smart enough to lie. --Ronald Reagan ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
WaltS wrote: DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill Decide what Usenet news server you want to use. Free or fee? Get all the information you need to configure the news server. Press F1 to bring up SeaMonkey help. Look for Using Mail and Newsgroups in left hand Contents pane. From the results in the right hand pane select Getting Started with SeaMonkey Mail Newsgroups, select Setting up Additional Mail and News Accounts. I sure you can follow the directions from there. Microsoft closed its Usenet groups some time ago and replaced them with forums. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us Just use a browser to access them. Also: http://forums.cnet.com/windows-xp-forum/ http://www.xpforums.com/ http://forums.techguy.org/21-windows-xp/ just to name a few. -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net/ First to come are the midgets, a monkey and a kid. Followed by those two one-armed jugglers, the ego and the id. - Gordon Lightfoot ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Importing Windows Live Mail into SM?
I'm new to SeaMonkey (although I've had Thunderbird running for a couple of years now as a possible alternative to my long-time mail/news client, Demon's now-unsupported 'Turnpike'). I have a friend who's not much made up with his Windows 7 Windows Live Mail (and I can't say I blame him). I've been recommending that he try TB as an alternative. However, I've just started trying SM, and as it seems a bit simpler than TB, I thought I'd suggest that instead. Unfortunately, SM's 'Tools', 'Import' can't import WLM .eml e-mails directly. Unlike Thunderbird, the ImportExportTools extension (both versions 2.7.2.2 and 2.8.0.4) is incompatible with SM V2.24 (well, that's what I get when I try to install the .xpi file from file). While the .eml files could probably be converted into something that SM would accept, things are starting to get a bit complicated. So my question is whether anyone has any recommendations for a simple WLM-to-SM transfer? -- Ian ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill From help, I found. (But first you will need to pick a newssaver.) Open the Edit menu and choose Mail Newsgroups Account Settings. You see the Mail Newsgroups Account Settings dialog box. You can perform these tasks: Add Account: Click this button to set up a new mail, news or blogs news feeds account. Be sure to type the account information exactly as it is given to you. Move through the screens with the arrows, or click Cancel to stop account creation. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill please: send a thank you mail to http://cwi.nl/~han.noot sincerely, -- Gertjan Vinkesteijn http://facebook.com/gerardjan.vinkesteijn.3 http://ciudadpatricia.com Our source code is licensed under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-licsense, allowing our code to be easily reused in different environments. /* * Oops. The kernel tried to access some bad page. We'll have to * terminate things with extreme prejudice. */ die_if_kernel(Oops, regs, error_code); -- From linux/arch/i386/mm/fault.c ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
On 02/19/2014 09:00 AM, DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Wow ! I didn't expect so many responses! I guess I need to explain it betterdon't know the buzzwords. On the left of my Mail window is a pane titled Names. In that pane are my e-mail accounts and Local Folders and News.Outlook.Express. Under (within) News.Outlook.Express is m.s.seamonkey - this group to whom I am messaging. A LONG time ago, I used to be able to get a huge list of various newsgroups (?) with all sorts of subjects in them to choose from - except I forgot HOW to get to them. This News.Outlook.Express has Mozilla and Netscape as subgroups (right term?) - that is all I can pull up with the subscribe function. To be honest - I don't even remember how I got to this Newsgroup ! It was set up ages ago and still survives - as I do at 71. I am trying to get to a group like this that can explain why Windows XP keeps asking for a program password w/o the program being activated. It is like Win XP remembers an unrelated action and repeats it ad nausium. DoctorBill Better explanation. I have a lot of stuff stored as Screenshots (jpg files) of Bank and Stock Market data. I have a program to view and manipulate these files (Graphics Workshop Pro - [GWP]). I have Hide Files and Folders (HFF) which conceals whatever folders you set it up to conceal. I have set HFF to hide the folders that the GWP can read - so only I can access them with a password. I invoke HFF and it asks for a password. i provide the password. HFF opens and I click on Unhide - now I can open GWP and access my secret files. When I am done, I invoke HFF, enter the password and click HIDE. Then exit HFF. Back to no one can see them - hidden (how I don't know!) Better ? I know this is not for this Newsgroup - I'm only asking HOW to find a Win XP newsgroup ! DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill I did a search and microsoft.public.windowsxp.general is on my Usenet server. Most recent post today @ 11:51 AM. I use Usenet-News. http://usenet-news.net/ You can purchase a non-expiring 2 GB block account for a one time payment of $2.00 USD. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
DoctorBill wrote: Paul wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill As mentioned by several people, first add a newserver, I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT then to that server add the group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general AGAIN - HOW? DoctorBill Doctor Bill, You can sign up for free newsserver access here: http://www.eternal-september.org/ I don't think it will be too difficult if you follow their instructions. However, be aware that you cannot register if you are using an att.net email. It has at least two XP newsgroups including the following: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general alt.comp.os.windows-xp Those of us in our eighties have no problem registering with and using Eternal-September so you young pups in your seventies should be able to handle it :-) ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Geoff Welsh wrote: Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X Could be wrong but I've got that junk setting turned off and I still get the occasional scam warning. Different from junk which I never get. -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net/ Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future. - Niels Bohr ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Ed Mullen wrote: Geoff Welsh wrote: Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X Could be wrong but I've got that junk setting turned off and I still get the occasional scam warning. Different from junk which I never get. +1 -- Gertjan Vinkesteijn http://cuidadpatricia.com http://facebook.com/gerardjan.vinkesteijn.3 User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0 SeaMonkey/2.23 on Fedora @ redhat.com /* * Oops. The kernel tried to access some bad page. We'll have to * terminate things with extreme prejudice. */ die_if_kernel(Oops, regs, error_code); -- From linux/arch/i386/mm/fault.c ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Ed Mullen wrote: Geoff Welsh wrote: Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X Could be wrong but I've got that junk setting turned off and I still get the occasional scam warning. Different from junk which I never get. that junk setting The question and answer were about scam/suspect messages. GW ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Geoff Welsh wrote: Ed Mullen wrote: Geoff Welsh wrote: Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X Could be wrong but I've got that junk setting turned off and I still get the occasional scam warning. Different from junk which I never get. that junk setting The question and answer were about scam/suspect messages. GW Your message was treated as _scam_ -- Gertjan Vinkesteijn http://ciudadpatricia.com http://facebook.com/gerardjan.vinkesteijn.3 User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0 SeaMonkey/2.23 on Fedora @ redhat.com /* * Oops. The kernel tried to access some bad page. We'll have to * terminate things with extreme prejudice. */ die_if_kernel(Oops, regs, error_code); -- From linux/arch/i386/mm/fault.c ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Geoff Welsh wrote: Janine Starykowicz wrote: This red alert is showing up on almost all of my newsletters: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam. Can I teach it by hitting ignore? If not can I turn it off? It's rather useless when it has this many false positives. I also have to keep ignoring alerts when I click on any link that has been sent through/shortened by a newsletter service. Janine it's not trainable. You can turn it off in the Preferences under Junk Suspect Mail in the Mail Newsgroups section. GW, on OS X Thanks! Did this get added recently? I've been using SeaMonkey for years, and don't remember it doing this before. Janine ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Other News Groups - How ?
G. Ross wrote: DoctorBill wrote: How do I find other Newsgroups HERE ? I used to be able to bring up a Big List of available News Groups to subscribe to, but I forgot how to do that a long ago. Specifically looking for something to replace Windows XP Annoyances which is now defunct. I have to find out why an Enter Password window keeps relentlessly popping up. DoctorBill Who is your internet provider? They may provide newsgroups. Check with them and see. Most of them do not provide binary newsgroups (the ones that contain pictures, music, etc.) but some still provide regular text newsgroups. If your provider DOES have newsgroups their site should have instructions on how to set up to use them. If your provider does not have newsgroups, then you need to subscribe to a website that does. I use giganews.com It costs 4.99 per month to subscribe and they have given good service. Some are free. Do a search for newsgroups (without the quotation marks). Once you get signed up to one, they should provide instructions on how to use them, or some of us may be able to help. Thanks so much guys ! I will follow thru. BTW - what IS a Newsgroup that it can function via the MAIL part of a browser - some special or different thing that a web site ? DB ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: SeaMonkey regards this message as an e-mail scam
Janine Starykowicz wrote: Thanks! Did this get added recently? I've been using SeaMonkey for years, and don't remember it doing this before. It reacts when links in the message are misleading -- for example, if the display text is http://www.areallycoolsite.com but the link actually points to http://www.phishingcentral.com. You'll get that when the newsletter uses a service like Constant Contact, where all the links go through the service so they can track who clicked them. Mouse over the links and you'll see what I mean in the status bar at bottom left. -- War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left. -- Paul B. Gallagher ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
