Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT
Sounds like a bug in Mozilla. In the Windows registry, the "Default Icon" should not be set to Mozilla.exe when the association is made. I associated .ico files with IrfanView without any problems. If Moz associated icons properly, double-clicking these files will open them in Mozilla but their icons should be a thumbnail like expected. Regards, Bamm Dan Howard wrote: > Travis Crump wrote: > > I don't think he is complaining about the association, but rather > > that usually in windows the icon for an image file is a thumbnail of > > the image... > > > But in the thumbnails apparently won't display unless IE is associated > with those image files. (See my previous post in this thread.)
Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT-THANKS
Dan Howard wrote: > Stosh wrote: > >> Stosh wrote: >> Mozilla has taken over my icons! When I try to assign an icon to a >> shortcut, I have a bunch saved in a folder, and the attachment shows >> what it looks like >> >> Please LMK what I need to do, I'll report a 'feature' or bug if I have >> to >> >> Stan > > > Since you've already installed with mozilla set to handle your images, > you can fix it in preferences: > > 1) In Preferences/Advanced/System, uncheck the file formats for icons > (ico, gif, bmp). Then close Mozilla, including the Quick Launcher if > it's running. > > 2) (Assuming your using Windows; I know nothing about other platforms.) > Open Internet Explorer and let it set itself as your internet default. > Then close IE again quickly and quietly so no one ever even has to know > that you had it running. This seems like the quickest way to > reassociate the IE viewer for those file formats. > > 3) Launch Mozilla again and reset it as your internet default. > > 4) Check in Win Explorer to make sure your icons are displaying correctly. > > > Worked, thanks, Stan
Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT
Travis Crump wrote: > I don't think he is complaining about the association, but rather > that usually in windows the icon for an image file is a thumbnail of > the image... > But in the thumbnails apparently won't display unless IE is associated with those image files. (See my previous post in this thread.)
Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT
Stosh wrote: > Stosh wrote: > Mozilla has > taken over my icons! When I try to assign an icon to a shortcut, I have > a bunch saved in a folder, and the attachment shows what it looks like > > Please LMK what I need to do, I'll report a 'feature' or bug if I have > to > > Stan Since you've already installed with mozilla set to handle your images, you can fix it in preferences: 1) In Preferences/Advanced/System, uncheck the file formats for icons (ico, gif, bmp). Then close Mozilla, including the Quick Launcher if it's running. 2) (Assuming your using Windows; I know nothing about other platforms.) Open Internet Explorer and let it set itself as your internet default. Then close IE again quickly and quietly so no one ever even has to know that you had it running. This seems like the quickest way to reassociate the IE viewer for those file formats. 3) Launch Mozilla again and reset it as your internet default. 4) Check in Win Explorer to make sure your icons are displaying correctly.
Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT
I don't think he is complaining about the association, but rather that usually in windows the icon for an image file is a thumbnail of the image... Johnny Yen wrote: > wrote in message news:a6l57n$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > >>Stosh wrote: >> >>>Hi All- >>> >>>JUst got 0.9.9, man, it rendersfast, has a new mail notification on the >>>system tray, and fixes many of the buggy news and mail interface things >>>I saw with 0.9.8. It even picked up shockwave! >>> >>>I love it so far >>> >>>Stan >>> >> >>Hey - >> >>I Don't want to take away from my initial infatuation, but Mozilla has >>taken over my icons! When I try to assign an icon to a shortcut, I have >>a bunch saved in a folder, and the attachment shows what it looks like >> >>Please LMK what I need to do, I'll report a 'feature' or bug if I have >>to >> >>Stan >> > > I believe that option is availalbe to DE select when installing. (do you > want moz to be the default viewer for the following images (or something > like that)) > > jy > >
Re: 0.9.9 I love it!....BUT
wrote in message news:a6l57n$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Stosh wrote: > > Hi All- > > > > JUst got 0.9.9, man, it rendersfast, has a new mail notification on the > > system tray, and fixes many of the buggy news and mail interface things > > I saw with 0.9.8. It even picked up shockwave! > > > > I love it so far > > > > Stan > > > > Hey - > > I Don't want to take away from my initial infatuation, but Mozilla has > taken over my icons! When I try to assign an icon to a shortcut, I have > a bunch saved in a folder, and the attachment shows what it looks like > > Please LMK what I need to do, I'll report a 'feature' or bug if I have > to > > Stan > I believe that option is availalbe to DE select when installing. (do you want moz to be the default viewer for the following images (or something like that)) jy
