Re: HTML file question

[Gerald Ross]

HeavyDuty wrote:
I have created an HTML file using composer. Does anyone know 
to drop an *.HTML file into Craigslist?

You just made it and now you want to sell it? :>)

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Re: SM logo stolen

[Rick Merrill]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?


close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
change back?




closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.
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Re: SM logo stolen

[Michael Gordon]

Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?
close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
change back?




closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.


Hello Peter,

A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
icon display on my Win XP Pro.
My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
changed to the IE icon.


Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
but IE still had icon control.
Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.


This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.


It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.


Michael
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Re: SM logo stolen

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Michael Gordon wrote:

Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?
close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
change back?




closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.


Hello Peter,

A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
icon display on my Win XP Pro.
My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
changed to the IE icon.


Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
but IE still had icon control.
Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.


This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.


It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.


Michael


folder options was going to be my next advice

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Re: HTML file question

[rjk]

HeavyDuty wrote:
I have created an HTML file using composer. Does anyone know to drop an 
*.HTML file into Craigslist?



click "source"
Ctl A
Copy (the data)

when in CL, just PASTE IT

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Re: SM logo stolen

[David E. Ross]

On 3/15/2009 10:41 AM, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Michael Gordon wrote:
>> Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM
>>
>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
 Rick Merrill wrote:
> Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
> on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
> the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
> any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
> sport the IE logo!
>
> Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
> properties, so how do I get the icon back?
 close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
 and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
 open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
 Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
 change back?

>>> closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
>>> opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
>>> "sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
>>> on the  internet-shortcuts.
>>>
>>> These seem to be different from other shortcuts.
>> Hello Peter,
>>
>> A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
>> icon display on my Win XP Pro.
>> My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
>> former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
>> installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
>> changed to the IE icon.
>>
>> Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
>> but IE still had icon control.
>> Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
>> Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
>> document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
>> changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.
>>
>> This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
>> both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
>> sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.
>>
>> It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
>> Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.
>>
>> Michael
> 
> folder options was going to be my next advice
> 

Starting at the menu bar on My Computer, I went to [Tools > Folder
Options] and selected the File Types tab.  On the Folder Options window,
I selected the Internet Shortcut entry and then the Advanced button.  On
the Edit File Type window, I selected the Change Button (which was
indeed active).  That allowed me to navigate to the SeaMonkey executable
 (seamonkey.exe), in which the icon is embedded.

-- 
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Re: SM logo stolen

[Rick Merrill]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:

Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?
close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs 
tab, and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  
Then open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say 
yes.  Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. 
Did it change back?




closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.


Hello Peter,

A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the 
same icon display on my Win XP Pro.
My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as 
I installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
changed to the IE icon.


Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
but IE still had icon control.
Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting 
Folder Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all 
HTML document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that 
really changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.


This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy 
to sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.


It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.


Michael


folder options was going to be my next advice



It would appear that 'internet shortcuts' have no extension!

This issue seems to be a hot button with no solutionyet.

Has anyone tried
Windows XP File Association Fixes by Doug Knox
Info: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm
Download: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/fileassoc/xp_url_shortcut_fix.zip
?
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What happend to the nightly SM1.1.6pre for mac?

[Theo Fried]

For some days there are no brand new test-versions for SM:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/nightly/latest-mozilla1.8/seamonkey-1.1.16pre.en-US.mac.dmg

Do I have to make me sorrows that Mac isn´t anymore supported?

Greetings, Theo.
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Re: SM logo stolen

[Rick Merrill]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 3/15/2009 10:41 AM, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:

Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?
close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
change back?



closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.

Hello Peter,

A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
icon display on my Win XP Pro.
My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
changed to the IE icon.


Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
but IE still had icon control.
Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.


This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.


It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.


Michael

folder options was going to be my next advice



Starting at the menu bar on My Computer, I went to [Tools > Folder
Options] and selected the File Types tab.  On the Folder Options window,
I selected the Internet Shortcut entry and then the Advanced button.  On
the Edit File Type window, I selected the Change Button (which was
indeed active).  That allowed me to navigate to the SeaMonkey executable
 (seamonkey.exe), in which the icon is embedded.



I was able to use that method - on one at a time. Thanks.
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Re: SM logo stolen

[Mark Hansen]

On 03/15/09 13:05, Rick Merrill wrote:
> David E. Ross wrote:
>> On 3/15/2009 10:41 AM, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>>> Michael Gordon wrote:
 Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM

> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> Rick Merrill wrote:
>>> Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
>>> on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
>>> the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
>>> any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
>>> sport the IE logo!
>>>
>>> Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
>>> properties, so how do I get the icon back?
>> close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
>> and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
>> open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
>> Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
>> change back?
>>
> closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
> opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
> "sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
> on the  internet-shortcuts.
>
> These seem to be different from other shortcuts.
 Hello Peter,

 A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
 icon display on my Win XP Pro.
 My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
 former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
 installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
 changed to the IE icon.

 Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
 but IE still had icon control.
 Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
 Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
 document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
 changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.

 This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
 both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
 sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.

 It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
 Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.

 Michael
>>> folder options was going to be my next advice
>>>
>> 
>> Starting at the menu bar on My Computer, I went to [Tools > Folder
>> Options] and selected the File Types tab.  On the Folder Options window,
>> I selected the Internet Shortcut entry and then the Advanced button.  On
>> the Edit File Type window, I selected the Change Button (which was
>> indeed active).  That allowed me to navigate to the SeaMonkey executable
>>  (seamonkey.exe), in which the icon is embedded.
>> 
> 
> I was able to use that method - on one at a time. Thanks.

What do you mean "on one at a time"? This applies to all internet
shortcuts on the system.
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Re: SM logo stolen

[JeffM]

Rick Merrill wrote:
> It would appear that 'internet shortcuts' have no extension!
>
Next time you think you have a file type with no extension:
Right click the file.
Properties
General tab
Look atMS-DOS name:

>This issue seems to be a hot button with no solutionyet.
>
Folder Options has already been mentioned.

...and was it *really* necessary to blockquote 5-deep?
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New iMac User

[MikeSSanders]

I have had a pc all my life and used FrontPage to create a couple of
large web-sites. Now I am using iMac and wanted to find a way to edit
those sites from this computer. If SeaMonkey does that, how can I
transfer all the data from the sites to this computer prior to editing
and publishing further material or is that not possible.
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Re: Zonealarm Forcefield and Seamonkey

[ST]

 The ever esteemed flyguy replied, with the utmost intelligence:
After installing ZA Extreme Security with Forcefield, I discovered that 
Forcefield doesn't recognize Seamonkey. Firefox 2 OK; Seamonkey 1 not 
OK. I was fooled by all the ads and notifications that said, more less, 
"forcefield protects your browser!", thinking they meant *my* browser 
and not someone else's.


I've asked ZA tech support about getting Forcefield to work, or if they 
knew when Seamonkey will be supported, but no answer yet.


Hello,

If you can't find a solution via ZA try Sandboxie.


http://www.sandboxie.com/


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Re: New iMac User

[Leonidas Jones]

MikeSSanders wrote:

I have had a pc all my life and used FrontPage to create a couple of
large web-sites. Now I am using iMac and wanted to find a way to edit
those sites from this computer. If SeaMonkey does that, how can I
transfer all the data from the sites to this computer prior to editing
and publishing further material or is that not possible.


Welcome to the world of Macs!!

SeaMonkey Composer can edit web sites, though, since you have been using 
Front Page, you most likely have a lot of Microsoft specific code on the 
pages.


Before proceeding, take a look at your web sites in both SeaMonkey and 
Safari.  If they are displaying as you want, then proceed.


All you really have to do is open Composer,which can be dome from the 
menubar, which, on a Mac, is detached from the application window. 
Click Window>>Composer.  You can also open it from the Component Bar, 
which is at the lower left of the SeaMonkey window, in the status bar.


With Composer open, click File>>Open File, then browse to the location 
of your local copy of your web pages. Pick the one you wish to edit and 
open it.


If you are making minor changes, text changes for example, it ought to 
work fine.  If you have been using the Front Page extensions, you will 
likely have a problem.  Still, give a try and see what happens.


Lee




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Re: What happend to the nightly SM1.1.6pre for mac?

[Leonidas Jones]

Theo Fried wrote:

For some days there are no brand new test-versions for SM:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/nightly/latest-mozilla1.8/seamonkey-1.1.16pre.en-US.mac.dmg


Do I have to make me sorrows that Mac isn´t anymore supported?

Greetings, Theo.


Worry not, Mac's are most certainly supported.  I'm running 2.0a3 on a Mac.

I believe most of the work now is going on in the 2.0 branch. Anything 
on 1.1.x is security related only.


Some of the developers do pop in here, so you may get a more enlightened 
answer from them, but I would not fear for a loss of Mac support.


Lee
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Re: New iMac User

[Seymour Wolfson]

On Mar 15, 2009, at 7:10 PM, MikeSSanders wrote:


I have had a pc all my life and used FrontPage to create a couple of
large web-sites. Now I am using iMac and wanted to find a way to edit
those sites from this computer. If SeaMonkey does that, how can I
transfer all the data from the sites to this computer prior to editing
and publishing further material or is that not possible.
___


I believe you only need to Open each of the web site pages in  
SeaMonkey, then under the file menu you would click on edit the file,  
and start editing the pages and save them to your desktop.  You will  
then own the pages and can publish them.


The other option is to use an FTP client to DL all the files from the  
web site, and then start editing them with SeaMonkey and publishing  
them again.


Seymour

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Re: What happend to the nightly SM1.1.6pre for mac?

[Robert Kaiser]

Theo Fried wrote:

For some days there are no brand new test-versions for SM:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/nightly/latest-mozilla1.8/seamonkey-1.1.16pre.en-US.mac.dmg


Do I have to make me sorrows that Mac isn´t anymore supported?


It is, but I need someone to physically go to the computer those are 
built on and restart it.


Robert Kaiser

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Re: SM logo stolen

[Rick Merrill]

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 03/15/09 13:05, Rick Merrill wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 3/15/2009 10:41 AM, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:

Rick Merrill replied On 3/15/2009 8:55 AM


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

Well, maybe not stolen but IE8 has forced its logo
on all the URL links in my computer.  Now SM 1.14 is
the "default browser" and SM launches when I click on
any 'internet shortcut'.   But all the internet shortcuts
sport the IE logo!

Internet shortcuts do not have a "change icon" in their
properties, so how do I get the icon back?
close SM, open IE and click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, 
and down at the bottom, make IE the default.  OK your way out.  Then 
open SM, it will ask if you want to make it the default.  Say yes.  
Close SM and open it once more.  Now take a look at the icons. Did it 
change back?



closed SM, Whent to IE8, clicked 'make ie default' browser.
opened SM, and it the make default is grayed out and says
"sm is already your default browser' - no change to icons
on the  internet-shortcuts.

These seem to be different from other shortcuts.

Hello Peter,

A short history here might help locate the problem since I have the same 
icon display on my Win XP Pro.
My HTML document icons were all the same (SeaMonkey) until I tried the 
former IE7 Beta release for testing display compatibility.  As soon as I 
installed and opened the IE7 Beta all the HTML type document icons 
changed to the IE icon.


Performing the steps you described should have corrected the problem, 
but IE still had icon control.
Using Windows Explorer from the root folder (C:\ ), and selecting Folder 
Options and File Types allowed me to change the icons for all HTML 
document types (HTM, HTML, SHTML, etc.), but the only icon that really 
changed in Windows Explorer was the .SHTML file type.


This is not a big problem for me because I compose HTML documents as 
both HTML and SHTML for web servers and this quirk makes it real easy to 
sort and identify file types in a Windows Explorer type display.


It seems the problem originated with IE7 and is embedded into the 
Windows Registry somewhere and that can be hazardous to correct.


Michael

folder options was going to be my next advice


Starting at the menu bar on My Computer, I went to [Tools > Folder
Options] and selected the File Types tab.  On the Folder Options window,
I selected the Internet Shortcut entry and then the Advanced button.  On
the Edit File Type window, I selected the Change Button (which was
indeed active).  That allowed me to navigate to the SeaMonkey executable
 (seamonkey.exe), in which the icon is embedded.


I was able to use that method - on one at a time. Thanks.


What do you mean "on one at a time"? This applies to all internet
shortcuts on the system.


Only one of 4 changed!  Tried it again, same thing. ???

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Re: SM logo stolen

[Rick Merrill]

JeffM wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:

It would appear that 'internet shortcuts' have no extension!


Next time you think you have a file type with no extension:
Right click the file.
Properties
General tab
Look atMS-DOS name:


This issue seems to be a hot button with no solutionyet.


Folder Options has already been mentioned.

...and was it *really* necessary to blockquote 5-deep?


Quicue and dirty - so solly!
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Re: HTML file question

[HeavyDuty]

JeffM wrote:

HeavyDuty wrote:

I have created an HTML file using composer.
Does anyone know to drop an *.HTML file into Craigslist?


Upload it to the space you ISP gives you
or get a Blogger.com account.
Within your ad, link to it that.

(I wish more people would use a similar technique
rather than sending HTML pages via email.)

Thanks.
I created a site and with much effort posted what I wanted.
Almost makes me want to start my own domain.
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Re: HTML file question

[HeavyDuty]

rjk wrote:

HeavyDuty wrote:
I have created an HTML file using composer. Does anyone know to drop 
an *.HTML file into Craigslist?



click "source"
Ctl A
Copy (the data)

when in CL, just PASTE IT

Well, it did not work in Craig's List (maybe illegal tags?), 
but it did work (kind'a, good enough)when I created a blog 
page at blogger.com. Thanks for the help.

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Linux's SeaMonkey freezes after saving a file.

[Ant]

Since I had to dump Debian's IceApe a few weeks ago, I had to install 
SeaMonkey (SM) v1.1.4 from 
seamonkey-1.1.14.en-US.linux-i686.installer.tar.gz into 
/home/Programs/seamonkey/ ... Mostly everything works, but I noticed 
saving files cause SM to freeze hard. CPU usage is in used from SM.


I have to kill its three processes through KDE v3.5.10's terminal since 
regular kills weren't enough. At first, I thought it was the old 
SessionSaver extension but I was still able to reproduce the freeze. I


I tried to use strace but it seems to stop when SM loads a Web page and 
doesn't output anymore.


Any ideas? Thank you in advance. :)
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