Re: Latest Mozilla nightlies virus infected?
Checked 2002022503 on two different systems (Win98 and Win2k), came up clean using Kaspersky Anti-Virus and Trend Micro's OfficeScan respectively. Guess it's a-OK. Bundy wrote: RAV Antivirus for Linux i386 8.0.003 Copyright (c) 1996-2001 GeCAD The Software Company. All rights reserved. Scan engine 8.5 for i386. Last update: Fri Feb 22 11:07:06 2002 Scanning for 65944 malwares (viruses, trojans and worms). Scan started on Tue Feb 26 02:25:03 2002 regxpcom.exe - OK Scan ended on Tue Feb 26 02:25:03 2002 Objects scanned: 1. Infected: 0. Warnings: 0. Time: 0 second(s). My build is 2002022503 Mark Slater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Hi ppl Check this post on Mozillazine: http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback/read.php?f=2i=443t=443 Can anybody confirm that 2002022503 is infected with the W32.Magistr.39921@mm virus? mark -- Kyle It is possible to store the mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated - Alec Bourne Netscape 6.21 still suck
Re: Latest Mozilla nightlies virus infected?
Nigel L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Mark Slater wrote: Hi ppl Check this post on Mozillazine: http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback/read.php?f=2i=443t=443 Can anybody confirm that 2002022503 is infected with the W32.Magistr.39921@mm virus? mark I run this build. I ran a complete disk scan after reading that, using CA's InoculateIT. I came up clean. Rgds, Nigel L Just did the same with Norton's with the latest updates. Nuttin... -- Kyle It is possible to store the mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated - Alec Bourne Netscape 6.21 still sucks
Re: A non-porn related question
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (D. Alvarado) wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the newgroup(s) netscape.public.mozilla.general: So, setting the pref to be file:///C:/Program Files/mozilla.org/mozilla/index.html doesn't work if the user decides to install the application at a different directory. Doesnt file://index.html work? -- Andreas Sikkema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mozilla and netscape profiles
I have netscape 6.2.1 and mozilla 0.9.8, i created a different profile for netscape and mozilla but yet netscape keeps using the mozilla profile, how would i fix it. How can i make mozilla and netscape use the profiles i created for them and stop them from crossing over to each other and let them use the profile i created for them
Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Sorry for those who already received this message. We are testing Mozilla in our Win 32 application which run unattended 24 hours a day and have found a memory leak. Even a few bytes leak will cause an application crash and this is not acceptable in our environment. We would like to know if somebody is dealing with the same memory leak problem and if a fix is available or coming soon. Thanks, Heythem
Re: A non-porn related question
Andreas Sikkema wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (D. Alvarado) wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the newgroup(s) netscape.public.mozilla.general: So, setting the pref to be file:///C:/Program Files/mozilla.org/mozilla/index.html doesn't work if the user decides to install the application at a different directory. Doesnt file://index.html work? No, that will not work. There currently is nothing like an relativ file url that automatically works against the current directory. Andreas
Re: Dumb question about password manager
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 23:12:51 +0100, caa wrote: I have a site that requires a pass to login. At some point I decided to answer never for this site to the password manager question. Now I'd like it to remember the password for me. I can't figure out how. I have deleted it from the password manager. Flushed the cache. But I can't figure out how to get it in there. Tasks - Provacy Security - Password Manager - Manage Stored Password. There you have a Password Never Saved tab. You can remove sites from there. -- Gilles
freetype support?
hello. i would like very much to have freetype/antialiasing in mozilla. i've been watching bug 116147 on freetype, but it is almost a week since it was fixed and i see no difference. what i have done: installed XFree86 4.2.0. configured mozilla with --enable-freetype2 (though i think now it defaults to enabled, as './configure --help' now shows just a --disable-freetype2 option) in prefs.js (option names taken from modules/libpref/src/unix/unix.js): user_pref(font.FreeType2.enable, true); user_pref(font.directory.truetype.1, /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF); also tried to play with autohinted/unhinted, and added fonts/Type1 as second truetype directory. am i doing something wrong? similar, there was a bug about tabs overflow, whose fix was to have only about 8 tabs at a time and to cycle betwen them. still, i do not see this fix in my cvs build (last cvs update was two days ago, on 24).
Re: Dumb question about password manager
Gilles Durys wrote: On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 23:12:51 +0100, caa wrote: I have a site that requires a pass to login. At some point I decided to answer never for this site to the password manager question. Now I'd like it to remember the password for me. I can't figure out how. I have deleted it from the password manager. Flushed the cache. But I can't figure out how to get it in there. Tasks - Provacy Security - Password Manager - Manage Stored Password. There you have a Password Never Saved tab. You can remove sites from there. Yes I've removed all sites from that window, hoping to make moz. prompt me again whether to save the pass or not. Still no luck.
Re: chromelist.txt broken on Win32 (was: Patch Maker version 2.0beta1 released)
Sören Kuklau wrote:
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=127072
Thanks. Has my vote and my CC now.
Looks like today's builds won't have it any longer :-)
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Help regarding Mozilla
Hello, We are trying to reduce the size of mozilla binary to about 8 mb.We are now able to reduce code from 200mb to 32 mb.We are unable to reduce the size of libgkcontent.so found in bin/components.We want to reduce the size of .so files.Pl advice the method of reducing the mozilla code.mozilla browser which comes with Linux OS is around 23MB.Can we get the source of that mozilla. with regards prakash __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com
Re: Holy S**t!!!
Patrick Gallagher wrote: To everyone doing programming work on Moz - The Feb 25th build is unreal, the page rendering is blazing fast, Mail/News is working perfectly, and everything seems far smoother than any build so far. I checked some pages in NN 4.79, IE, and Moz, and Moz blew them both away by half again to double the speed :) Cheers to ya all! Patrick It has improved greatly over the past few weeks. The email still needs a few kinks and a couple of other problems, but it's doing better. -- Kyle It is possible to store the mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated - Alec Bourne
Re: A non-porn related question
D. Alvarado wrote: resource://index.html should work THanks, but sadly, after adding this line to my prefs.js file user_pref(browser.startup.homepage, resource://index.html); the page still wouldn't display. - Dave This will do it: resource://resource/index.html /Jonas
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Sorry for those who already received this message. We are testing Mozilla in our Win 32 application which run unattended 24 hours a day and have found a memory leak. Even a few bytes leak will cause an application crash and this is not acceptable in our environment. We would like to know if somebody is dealing with the same memory leak problem and if a fix is available or coming soon. n.p.m.performance and n.p.m.porkjockeys are probably the best places to ask about this. Obviously, we are trying to eliminate memory leaks, but we haven't got to them all yet :-) If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. Gerv
Re: Speaking of never removing the netscape....
Couldn't they use the same servers, just set up a new directory and offer it as a separate NG? Is it really that hard to do? Yes, probably. No, not really. I don't think the obstruction is technical. I'm not actually sure what it _is_ - presumably lack of time on the part of the relevant support staff. Gerv
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Gervase Markham wrote: If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. I didn't realize that Windows was that stable these days :-)
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Neil wrote: Gervase Markham wrote: If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. I didn't realize that Windows was that stable these days :-) ROFL ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe -- Software is like sex, it's better when it's free - Linus Torvalds Anti-spam e-mail address, change _AT_, sorry for the inconvenience
Re: css'ed text tiny in mozilla
Soren 'kurgan' Birk Jacobsen wrote: Much of the text on many sites that uses cascadingstyleshees (css) is being drawn insanely tiny by mozilla (the current 0.9something version in redhat7.2) doesanybody know how to fix/workaround this. Try adding this to user.js (change the size to suit): user_pref(font.minimum-size.x-western, 12); (btw. KDE's konqurer renders these pages ok, but galeon that is based on mozilla does not, so I assume that the bug is in the mozilla engine?) -- regards kurgan === 10+ years in 3D graphics/animation -- http://www.kurgan.dk/ -- Instructor + A|W-reseller App.Eng. ICQ: 31301694 Mobile: (+45)40971688 -- Software is like sex, it's better when it's free - Linus Torvalds Anti-spam e-mail address, change _AT_, sorry for the inconvenience
Re: Speaking of never removing the netscape....
Gervase Markham wrote: Couldn't they use the same servers, just set up a new directory and offer it as a separate NG? Is it really that hard to do? Yes, probably. No, not really. I don't think the obstruction is technical. I'm not actually sure what it _is_ - presumably lack of time on the part of the relevant support staff. Gerv Could be lack of interest since the only reason for Mozilla's existance at Netscape/AOL is to come up with a new version of Netscape 6. Once they get a perfect package (for them) then adios Mozilla. So since they are just tolerating mozilla for their on devices, they could care less about things that would make things easier. -- --- Phillip M. Jones, CET |MEMBER:VPEA (LIFE) ETA-I, NESDA,ISCET, Sterling 616 Liberty Street |Who's Who. PHONE:276-632-5045, FAX:276-632-0868 Martinsville Va 24112-1809 |[EMAIL PROTECTED], ICQ11269732, AIM pjonescet --- If it's fixed, don't break it! mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/default.htm http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/america/default.htm http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/message/default.htm http://home.kimbanet.com/~pjones/birthday/index.htm
Re: Can't enter new mail account data
Jonas Jørgensen wrote: ada pascal wrote: I am tying to setup a new mail account in 2002022203. When the account wizard comes up I cant enter selections or type into the text boxes. I reverted to the Feb 15 build and found the same problem. Is this a bug? or have i screwed my setup someway? Anybody else see this sort of thing ? Related to http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=124703? I've also found that you can't change the focus between input fields using the mouse; you have to TAB around each page. /Jonas -- Software is like sex, it's better when it's free - Linus Torvalds Anti-spam e-mail address, change _AT_, sorry for the inconvenience
Re: Speaking of never removing the netscape....
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 26 Feb 2002: Once they get a perfect package (for them) then adios Mozilla. So since they are just tolerating mozilla for their on devices, they could care less about things that would make things easier. I highly doubt that. Do you have any idea how much bad publicity would come about if Netscape released Netscape 6.5 and then said Ok, screw you Mozilla guys, goodbye Mozilla.org, goodbye newsgroups, no more CVS, no more source code, we win. Think Netscape has a small market share now? How does ~0.01% after that sound? -- AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe Did anyone else's Mozilla crash when clicking on this link? I've been noticing that Mozilla crashes when you click on a link to file (zip file for ex) in an email. Does anyone else see it too? bug ids??? Pratik.
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Pratik wrote: ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe Did anyone else's Mozilla crash when clicking on this link? I've been noticing that Mozilla crashes when you click on a link to file (zip file for ex) in an email. Does anyone else see it too? bug ids??? WFM. W2K, built from source ~24 hours ago. -- Software is like sex, it's better when it's free - Linus Torvalds Anti-spam e-mail address, change _AT_, sorry for the inconvenience
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Parish parish_AT_ntlworld.com wrote in news:a5gprj$ji69 @ripley.netscape.com, on 26 Feb 2002: WFM. W2K, built from source ~24 hours ago. Haven't had a crash, but for the past week or two Mozilla no longers asks me about .exe files, it just opens them... -- AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Pratik wrote: ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe Did anyone else's Mozilla crash when clicking on this link? I've been noticing that Mozilla crashes when you click on a link to file (zip file for ex) in an email. Does anyone else see it too? bug ids??? Pratik. No crash for me, build 2002022503, Win2K SP1. Tim
Re: Cookie handling: Who wants this crap proprietary cookie stuff??
psmith wrote: Mozilla cookie handling is too restrictive and annoying and would be much better if it were operating the standard way that Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer do. Anyone who has used Cookie Pal for example knows how much smarter it can handle cookies. I am seriously considering permanently getting away from Mozilla and not looking back because of this problem. I would like to hear from others on what they think about this feature. Of course, if AOL has anything to say about it, which quite possibly they do, we won't see a change. You are absolutely right though you do seem to ramble on quite a bit without pointing out what we know is the obvious. Anyone who's been around cookies at all has used cookie manager and we know that a good cookie manager should have a choice for each cookie as follows: Always accept, Accept, Reject, Always reject It should also have a quick way to destroy all cookies that come from, say aol.com, so that you don't have to deal with every single permutation of aol.com on a case by case basis. Finally, when it's the end of the day and you are tired of all the surfing, you might just want a way to turn off all NEW cookies, period. That certainly doesn't mean that you want your browser rejecting all cookies that are even in the accept list. Oh, one last thing...I would think that convention dictates being able to use Y or N to accept or reject cookies. In short, when I see that little cookie notice, I feel like the whole browser has locked up on me and is holding me hostage to a lame and stupid decision that doesn't want me going too far on my leash and my effort to remain private.
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Gervase Markham wrote: Sorry for those who already received this message. We are testing Mozilla in our Win 32 application which run unattended 24 hours a day and have found a memory leak. Even a few bytes leak will cause an application crash and this is not acceptable in our environment. We would like to know if somebody is dealing with the same memory leak problem and if a fix is available or coming soon. n.p.m.performance and n.p.m.porkjockeys are probably the best places to ask about this. Obviously, we are trying to eliminate memory leaks, but we haven't got to them all yet :-) If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. Uh, yeah, maybe if you're still running Win98. Windows 2000 and XP are rock-solid, I can't even tell you the last time I rebooted my machine here. Which if you have any idea what's going on under the hood is nothing short of miraculous. Don't try to blame Mozilla's defects on Windows Gerv. Gerv
Re: Speaking of never removing the netscape....
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote: Gervase Markham wrote: Couldn't they use the same servers, just set up a new directory and offer it as a separate NG? Is it really that hard to do? Yes, probably. No, not really. I don't think the obstruction is technical. I'm not actually sure what it _is_ - presumably lack of time on the part of the relevant support staff. Gerv Could be lack of interest since the only reason for Mozilla's existance at Netscape/AOL is to come up with a new version of Netscape 6. Exactly.
uninstalling
hi! i have 0.9.7 installed and want to upgrade to 0.9.8. if i uninstall 0.9.7, do i lose my preferences or are they still there after installing 0.9.8? thx, Martin
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
We are testing Mozilla in our Win 32 application which run unattended 24 hours a day and have found a memory leak. Even a few bytes leak will cause an application crash and this is not acceptable in our environment. Much as I am fond of Moz, I doubt it's going to be able to run unattended 24/7 for long periods just yet. We would like to know if somebody is dealing with the same memory leak problem and if a fix is available or coming soon. Without a little more detail than there's a memory leak, no-one is going to be able to answer that question with any degree of confidence. If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. Uh, yeah, maybe if you're still running Win98. Windows 2000 and XP are rock-solid, I can't even tell you the last time I rebooted my machine here. Which if you have any idea what's going on under the hood is nothing short of miraculous. They're good, yes. They're better than Win98. But they're not bulletproof. I've seen win2k web servers go belly-up several times a day. The OS in this instance remains undisclosed beyond win32 Don't try to blame Mozilla's defects on Windows Gerv. I didn't see Gerv make any such accusation. He _implied_ that using win32 in a 24/7 environment was unwise. That's a point that can be argued to death over in alt.windows.sucks.no.linux.is.overrated.is.not.is.too.etc.etc.etc by those who wish to do so, but isn't really on topic here. Don't try to blame Mozilla's defects on Windows Gerv. Why do you always use people's first names when criticising/patronising them, Gary? -- gav
Re: uninstalling
Martin Hoeller wrote: hi! i have 0.9.7 installed and want to upgrade to 0.9.8. if i uninstall 0.9.7, do i lose my preferences or are they still there after installing 0.9.8? thx, Martin They are still there as long as you use the Control Panel to delete out the program. -- Kyle It is possible to store the mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated - Alec Bourne
can't (permanently) modify bookmarks
Hello, With mozilla 0.9.8 (Linux) I find that I can't change my bookmarks anymore within mozilla. While a session is running I can add new bookmarks, change properties etc. but when I quit and restart mozilla I find that all of my changes have been lost. Is this a known bug? Are there any workrounds at all? Thanks.
Re: freetype support?
George Lefter wrote: hello. i would like very much to have freetype/antialiasing in mozilla. i've been watching bug 116147 on freetype, but it is almost a week since it was fixed and i see no difference. what i have done: installed XFree86 4.2.0. configured mozilla with --enable-freetype2 (though i think now it defaults to enabled, as './configure --help' now shows just a --disable-freetype2 option) in prefs.js (option names taken from modules/libpref/src/unix/unix.js): user_pref(font.FreeType2.enable, true); user_pref(font.directory.truetype.1, /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF); also tried to play with autohinted/unhinted, and added fonts/Type1 as second truetype directory. am i doing something wrong? similar, there was a bug about tabs overflow, whose fix was to have only about 8 tabs at a time and to cycle betwen them. still, i do not see this fix in my cvs build (last cvs update was two days ago, on 24). I just got it to work! I had to go to Appearence - Fonts and switch the fonts to TTF ones.
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
Pratik wrote: ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe Did anyone else's Mozilla crash when clicking on this link? I've been noticing that Mozilla crashes when you click on a link to file (zip file for ex) in an email. Does anyone else see it too? bug ids??? Pratik. WFM, 2002-02-22-03, Win98. --Jason
Re: Embedded Windows Media problem with Netscape
Your friend probably has a plugin you don't have. I don't think it has to do with the OS.
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
On 2/26/2002 8:22 PM, Jason Fleshman wrote: Pratik wrote: ftp://users.freebsd.org.uk/pub/mark/windoze/moved.exe Did anyone else's Mozilla crash when clicking on this link? I've been noticing that Mozilla crashes when you click on a link to file (zip file for ex) in an email. Does anyone else see it too? bug ids??? Pratik. WFM, 2002-02-22-03, Win98. Okay i works in Windows out here too. But I had a crash under Linux. I had 2 crashes today, once while clicking on that link and another while clicking on an ftp link to a zip file. Pratik.
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Plug in FAQ
Is there a plug-in FAQ for mozilla? I couldn't find one. -Jim
Re: Can't add people to address book
Dman84 wrote: Philipp v.Thunen wrote: Hi, I cannot add new entries to the address book: If I click on 'New card', the dialog appears, but I cannot write something into the fields. Build# is 2002022103 (just downloaded), I have this problem since 20020217, but I cannot find this problem in bugzilla. Do you have an useful hint? :-) -Philipp this is a known problem, there are several bugs about no caret in the fields, and fields dont get focus, for more than just the addressbook.. account wizard is affected, and probably more stuff in composer. -dman84 Do you know if the above mentioned problem might be related to the one I am having. I have a Personal Address Book and I want to create some with other names. I want have special groups that I send to regularly. More on the help file later. When I create an new address book it is shown as a sub-folder under my person address book instead of a separate one. When I click on the address icon the bar shows Personal address book but I can not access the sub-folders in there. How do I create separate folders or access the sub-folders? I tried the suggestion in the help about creating a list that I send regularly to and that is to create a name and then drag/drop the addresses to it. This created the list in my personal address book. But when I use it to send the message, it bounces because the address is not correct. Example the name would be 'Funny Jokes' and the alias would be 'male only' the address entered in the address line would be something like: Funny Jokes @ male only. Not exactly correct, but the 'male only' is what gets it rejected. Its been about a week since I tried it, been reading the manuals and newsgroups since that time. These problem were not present when I had the version of Netscape that came with Mandrake 7.1. I now have Mandrake 8.1. Got any suggestions? Is there a place I can download an all inclusive help file? Thanks for any help you can provide. -- linux is like living in a teepee: no windows, no gates, Apache in the house.
Re: Memory Leaks in Mozilla
gavin long wrote: [snip] If you are running on Windows, you should be automatically rebooting every few days for stability reasons anyway. Uh, yeah, maybe if you're still running Win98. Windows 2000 and XP are rock-solid, I can't even tell you the last time I rebooted my machine here. Which if you have any idea what's going on under the hood is nothing short of miraculous. They're good, yes. They're better than Win98. Uh, yeah, like about a BILLION times better. But they're not bulletproof. Right. No OS is. I've seen win2k web servers go belly-up several times a day. The whole machine? You've seen a pretty poorly setup webserver then, or one with hardware problems. The OS in this instance remains undisclosed beyond win32 Ok, so it's probably Win98 or something. Don't try to blame Mozilla's defects on Windows Gerv. I didn't see Gerv make any such accusation. He _implied_ that using win32 in a 24/7 environment was unwise. That's a point that can be argued to death over in alt.windows.sucks.no.linux.is.overrated.is.not.is.too.etc.etc.etc by those who wish to do so, but isn't really on topic here. Hey, Gerv brought it up. I was simply correcting his misstatement. Don't try to blame Mozilla's defects on Windows Gerv. Why do you always use people's first names when criticising/patronising them, Gary? Why do you always use my name when criticizing/patronizing me, Gavin? What would you prefer I call the guy, pal? Bucko? Dude? Senor Mozillarista? -- gav
Praise from Caesar, and a Suggestion
Well, small praise: I've found that Mozilla's newsreader beats NC4.7x's in one (and only one) area: loading the index or cache or whatever it is that gets loaded when you select a newsgroup is somewhat faster. It's particularly noticable on large newsgroups such as this one: it's painfully slow to load on NC4.7x, much less painful on Mozilla. Now if AOL could just figure out that I don't want DOUBLE SPACING GOD! Ok, enough praise, I'm starting to feel ill. So here's the suggestion, and honest to God this'll put you over the top (well, once you fix all the defects): have the newsreader poll for new messages. No newsreader I've ever used does this. Do it every X minutes (x of course selectable) and every time you post. Now tell me that would not be sweet.
Re: Praise from Caesar, and a Suggestion
On 2/26/2002 11:22 PM, JTK wrote: Well, small praise: I've found that Mozilla's newsreader beats NC4.7x's in one (and only one) area: loading the index or cache or whatever it is that gets loaded when you select a newsgroup is somewhat faster. It's particularly noticable on large newsgroups such as this one: it's painfully slow to load on NC4.7x, much less painful on Mozilla. Now if AOL could just figure out that I don't want DOUBLE SPACING GOD! Double spacing god? Whats that? Ok, enough praise, I'm starting to feel ill. So here's the suggestion, and honest to God this'll put you over the top (well, once you fix all the defects): have the newsreader poll for new messages. No newsreader I've ever used does this. Do it every X minutes (x of course selectable) and every time you post. Now tell me that would not be sweet. Edit-Mail/News Preferences-Your-Server-Server Settings There's an option for Check for messages every x minutes. Were you looking for something like that or something completely different? Pratik.
Re: Praise from Caesar, and a Suggestion
the defects): have the newsreader poll for new messages. No newsreader I've ever used does this. Do it every X minutes (x of course selectable) and every time you post. outlook express does this. i'm sorry for having to point this out in an anti-ms newsgroup such as this.
Re: can't (permanently) modify bookmarks
Am 27.02.2002 01:17 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hello, With mozilla 0.9.8 (Linux) I find that I can't change my bookmarks anymore within mozilla. While a session is running I can add new bookmarks, change properties etc. but when I quit and restart mozilla I find that all of my changes have been lost. Is this a known bug? Are there any workrounds at all? Thanks. Hello, that doesn't look like a bug but like a problem with permissions on the bookmark file. You have to set sufficent file permissions for the user on the bookmark file in your mozilla profile directory otherwise the file cannot be changed when shutting down mozilla. This can happen when copying the bookmark file e.g. from windows directly into your Linux profile. Hope that helps. Alex
Re: Praise from Caesar, and a Suggestion
Bamm Gabriana wrote:
the defects): have the newsreader poll for new messages. No newsreader
I've ever used does this. Do it every X minutes (x of course
selectable) and every time you post.
outlook express does this. i'm sorry for having to point this out
in an anti-ms newsgroup such as this.
As Pratik pointed out, Mozilla does this too, so the point is moot :-D
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Regards,
Sören Kuklau ('Chucker')
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How to reference a FORM element from a different FRAME in Netscape 6/Mozilla and less?
Hi,
Sorry if this is posted in the wrong newsgroup but i've been searching
Google for the past half an hour and my brain has turned to mush!
Can anyone tell me how to reference a form element in a different frame in
Netscape 6 (and less)?
The following works in IE5.5, but not in Netscape 6 or Mozilla.
parent.main_frame.myform.Number.value = Hello;
Here are the contents of my HTML files, just to clarify what I'm on about!?
index.htm
---
html
head
titleIndex/title
/head
frameset cols=347,*
frame name=contents_frame target=main_frame src=contents.htm
frame name=main_frame src=main.htm
noframes
body
pThis page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them./p
/body
/noframes
/frameset
/html
contents.htm
---
html
head
titleContents Frame/title
base target=main
/head
body
script language=JavaScript
function fnFrameChange() {
parent.main_frame.myform.Number.value = Hello;
}
/script
input type=button value=Add name=Add onClick=fnFrameChange()
/body
/html
and finally, main.htm
---
html
head
titleMain Frame/title
/head
body
form name=myform
input type=text name=Number size=20
/form
/body
/html
Cheers for any help, much appreciated.
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Dan Williams
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Problems accessing IMAP
Just wondering, is anyone else experiencing problems with 0.9.8 when accessing their IMAP mail? I have not been able to get access to my IMAP account. What happens is that Mozilla just seems to wait there forever for the mail server to work. The problem first appeared around 4 days ago. At first this problem only occured occasionally on the weekend in that I was still able to access my mail most of the time. But since Monday, it's gotten worse to the point that it just seems to wait endlessly waiting for the IMAP server to respond. Basically, since then I haven't been able to access any mail. I've spoken to my ISP and they tell me that there is nothing wrong with their IMAP setup (apparently they haven't modified anything or reports of problems haven't been received from other users). I've also read the Mozilla bug reports and found that a similar problem exists, but only with the latest nightly builds. There doesn't appear to be any users of 0.9.8 who are affected. I use WinXP and I've checked that I'm not running any firewall or that any ports are blocked. I'm completely puzzled why it's not working! Any ideas? Sarch -- Spamblock in action: Remove NOTREAL from email address to reply via email. Look, if that's where those poor children are, of course I'll go to Somalia. - Amanda Keller, The Hub
Re: freetype support?
George Lefter wrote: hello. i would like very much to have freetype/antialiasing in mozilla. i've been watching bug 116147 on freetype, but it is almost a week since it was fixed and i see no difference. Also see n.p.m.unix Chstopher Blizzard posted some information about anti-aliased text.
