Re: SM 2.0.1 vs 1.1.18...again...

[Paul B. Gallagher]

MCBastos wrote:


Interviewed by CNN on 29/12/2009 18:16, Robert Kaiser told the world:

Rufus schrieb:

...maybe just "Toolbar Items"? Or "Personal Toolbar Items"?
What I have thought about is "Personal Bookmark Items", which is about 
as long as the current one and goes better in line with the current name 
of the toolbar, though still pointing to bookmarks.


Maybe even just "Personal Bookmarks", but that could be too little precise.


I have to disagree. Generally speaking, ALL bookmarks are "personal"
inasmuch as they are a personal customization, and the ones in the
toolbar aren't any more "personal" than the other ones.


Sorry, you're forgetting that some programs (including one that shall 
remain nameless) come with a built-in set of bookmarks ("favorites"), 
and those cannot realistically be called "personal."


I've been upgrading my installations of Netscape, Mozilla, and SeaMonkey 
for so long that I've forgotten whether our programs come with any 
built-in bookmarks.


For me, the confusing bit here is "items," which strikes me as 
meaningless clutter. In "toolbar items" I understand the necessity, but 
in "bookmark items" it looks like what the Korean grammarians call a 
"count word." You see, they don't normally mark their nouns for number, 
but if you want to say something like "two books" you say "two volume of 
book," just as we say "two pieces of advice" instead of "two advices."


Anyway, I find "Personal Toolbar Items" perfectly acceptable, and 
"Personal Bookmarks" perfectly acceptable as well.


If you said "Bookmark Toolbar Items," I would understand it as "items on 
the bookmark toolbar," which makes sense. I don't see how to make sense 
of "Toolbar Bookmark Items."



What about something like "Quick Bookmarks"? That's fairly descriptive
-- they are bookmarks, but they are easier to access (and therefore
quicker) because they are in a toolbar.


To me that would suggest speed/ease of creation, not of access. But YMMV.

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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Rufus]

Stefan wrote:

Stefan skriver:

Rufus skriver:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

phillipm wrote:

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either. The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen. The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey. !?!??!
Very odd ... Any clues?


This is known and will be fixed in the 2.0.2 update.

Robert Kaiser


This is working for me with 2.0.1 - if I double click on an HTML file
located in a folder, it opens just as I would expect.



No one mentioned it in this thread, but the issue only happens when
SeaMonkey is already running.

/Stefan

And it's Mac-only (just to clarify).


Ok - with SM running it's not working, but I'm not getting a blank page 
- my Home page comes up in a new window, even though I have my Pref set 
to open a new tab.


I'm also using a Macbook Pro like the OP, running SnoLep.

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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Stefan]

Stefan skriver:

Rufus skriver:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

phillipm wrote:

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either. The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen. The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey. !?!??!
Very odd ... Any clues?


This is known and will be fixed in the 2.0.2 update.

Robert Kaiser


This is working for me with 2.0.1 - if I double click on an HTML file
located in a folder, it opens just as I would expect.



No one mentioned it in this thread, but the issue only happens when
SeaMonkey is already running.

/Stefan

And it's Mac-only (just to clarify).
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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Stefan]

Rufus skriver:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

phillipm wrote:

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either. The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen. The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey. !?!??!
Very odd ... Any clues?


This is known and will be fixed in the 2.0.2 update.

Robert Kaiser


This is working for me with 2.0.1 - if I double click on an HTML file
located in a folder, it opens just as I would expect.



No one mentioned it in this thread, but the issue only happens when 
SeaMonkey is already running.


/Stefan
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Re: SM2: Problems With SeaMonkey Default Theme 1.0

[Leonidas Jones]

art wrote:

On 12/29/09 7:57 PM, Leonidas Jones wrote:


art wrote:

On 12/29/09 7:50 AM, Robert Kaiser wrote:


Phillip Jones schrieb:

could you not look at the code in the modern theme that allows
Grippies
and see how its implemented there then adapt the code for the default
theme.


When Stefan designed the new default theme for Mac, he decided that the
"grippies" don't look fitting or good on Mac, so he did put in a small
piece of CSS to always hide them, the userChrome.css hack he posted
here
just reverses the function of that bit.
I'd be much happier if that was a pref one could set with toolbar
customization - maybe that's something that could be done for a later
version (2.1 or so).

Robert Kaiser

Robert,
Thanks for the insight.

The .css hack does work and also restores the rollover highlighting as
well. Although the grippy style could be enhanced a bit, it's really not
that bad.

The other theme bug that I had mentioned in the original posting had to
do with incorrect Personal Toolbar bookmark overflow handling at the
right margin overlapping the chevron overflow menu icon. This seems to
be unique to the Default Theme as the Modern theme doesn't exhibit this
behavior.

There are a number of chevron-related Bugzilla entries although it's not
clear if they are related to this. Is there a similar .css hack that can
address this ? Maybe box model resizing ?



I can't seem to get the userChrome.css addition to work.

Lee

Lee & Phillip:
Here's what I use in the userChrome.css:

/* add the toolbar grippy to the default theme */
toolbargrippy { display: -moz-box !important; }

FWIW - I also have this entry:
/* widen the hotspot for splits between folder pane and message pane in
mail */
#folderpane-splitter { width: 3px !important; }

Like all overrides, they to follow the @namespace entry line (it's the
"cascade" phenomenon in .css :-)).


No success.

Lee
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Send Mail - intellisense recipient

[public21]

Hi,
In 1.x the recipients would come up in the order most/last used as you
type their names.

Is there a way to put my favorites at the top of the intellisense list
or is this a 'wait' for fix issue? Or...?

Thanks, Dan.
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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Rufus]

Robert Kaiser wrote:

phillipm wrote:

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either. The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen. The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey. !?!??!
Very odd ... Any clues?


This is known and will be fixed in the 2.0.2 update.

Robert Kaiser


This is working for me with 2.0.1 - if I double click on an HTML file 
located in a folder, it opens just as I would expect.


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Re: Bizarre behavior in 2.0.1 mailnews

[Barry Edwin Gilmour]

 Barry Edwin Gilmour wrote:

 Bill Davidsen wrote:

Barry Edwin Gilmour wrote:

 Bill Davidsen wrote:
When I am reading mail/news in 1.1.18, the header pane scroll 
indicator can be used to move the view up or down. If I middle 
click in the scroll region the indicator and display move to that 
spot. Useful so I can move around. In 2.0.1 the same action opens a 
tab instead of scrolling. Note: no I am *not* clicking on the 
article header by accident, that's a useful behavior.


The only way to get the previous behavior is to shift-click, which 
requires use of both hands, more time, etc.I can't find any benefit 
at all from this behavior and regard it as a regression from 1.1.xx 
interface.


I do have middleclick opens in new tab, that's a browser thing, and 
should not apply to the scrollbar!


Sounds like one for the OS-build Bill.

Middle-click to header-scroll-position works fine in 
SM-2.*/Linux_64bit (and I also have set middle-click to-open new-tab 
in background left-click opening tab in foreground.


Interesting, even most bizarre, since if I middle click in the scroll 
bar it opens the current article in a new tab, with no sidebar. Using 
the traditional three pane view.


And the odd thing is that it works as expected in the browser, but 
the mail/news gives me a new tab rather than scroll. Shift-left still 
gives me scroll, but it's a two hand operation.



/snip/

-

These are the only about:config "scrollbar" preferences (All are still 
set to default):-


dom.disable_window_open_feature.scrollbars;false
layout.scrollbar.side;0
middlemouse.scrollbarPosition;true


These are the only about:config "cursor" preferences (All are still 
set to default):-


ui.use_activity_cursor;false

These are the only about:config "middlemouse" preferences (All are 
still set to default):-


middlemouse.contentLoadURL;true
middlemouse.openNewWindow;true
middlemouse.paste;true
middlemouse.scrollbarPosition;true

-
 I may be particularly dense, but I can't see anything that would kill 
the header-scrollbar's middle-click cursor function. HTH. Barry.


I must be particularly dense, Bill!

I missed that about:config "middlemouse.scrollbarPosition;true" default 
setting, even when it's right in front of me!


If it's set to false, I assume middle mouse click won't work the 
position in the header's scrollbar (any SM scrollbar?)


Happy New Year. Barry.

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Re: Trouble with PDF's

[Phillip Jones]

Tom Pamin wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/30/2009 2:20 PM, Tom Pamin wrote:

I'm using SM 1.1.18 with Win7 64-bit. I keep getting an Adobe popup box
with a question mark when I try to open pdf's in SM. What is causing
this? If I reboot it works for awhile, then goes back to the question mark.


Is it possible that it is something from Adobe Reader?

The next time this happens, try using Adobe Reader to open a PDF file
that you already have.  First, double-click on the PDF file to see if it
opens in Adobe Reader.  If that works, then close the PDF file and then
try to open it via the File menu on the Adobe Reader menu bar.

Don't test it now.  Wait until you have the problem again.


I do have the problem now. I just tested the Reader, and it works fine.
When I try to open a pdf file in SM, I get the Adobe box with a question
mark. When I use IE, it works fine.


Try Preferences >Browser> Helper Applications
Click on the listing for PDF. choose Reader.

Or if you have plugin use AdobePDF plugin.

On Mac it only works with Safari on windows it works with anything and 
everything.


*Side Note*: for Mac Users download PDFViewer by Schubert it works with 
everything except Internet Explorer allows 
SM/FF/Safari/OmniWeb/opera/and iCab to open PDF within browser.


Most people here despise the idea of a Pdf opening directly in a 
Browser. But I think it great. A lot of my website uses PDF's and makes 
convenient to view the pages. 


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Request to Change Home Page

[David E. Ross]

SeaMonkey 2.0.1

I moved the Home button from my Personal toolbar to the Navigation
toolbar.  Usually, selecting the Home button does indeed return me to my
desired home page, which is my bookmarks file bookmarks.html.

Sometimes, however, selecting the Home button results in a dialogue
popup.  The title bar on the popup is "Set Home Page".  The text is "Do
you want this document to be your new home page?"  Below the text are
two buttons: "Set Home Page" and "Cancel".  I can't tell if the popup is
an internal SeaMonkey item or generated by the Web page I'm leaving.

My preferences are set "Block unrequested popup windows".  The sites
that I'm leaving when I see this are not in my Allowed Sites list.

Is anyone else seeing this?  Is this a bug?

-- 
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Re: Trouble with PDF's

[Tom Pamin]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/30/2009 2:20 PM, Tom Pamin wrote:
I'm using SM 1.1.18 with Win7 64-bit. I keep getting an Adobe popup box 
with a question mark when I try to open pdf's in SM. What is causing 
this? If I reboot it works for awhile, then goes back to the question mark.


Is it possible that it is something from Adobe Reader?

The next time this happens, try using Adobe Reader to open a PDF file
that you already have.  First, double-click on the PDF file to see if it
opens in Adobe Reader.  If that works, then close the PDF file and then
try to open it via the File menu on the Adobe Reader menu bar.

Don't test it now.  Wait until you have the problem again.

I do have the problem now. I just tested the Reader, and it works fine. 
When I try to open a pdf file in SM, I get the Adobe box with a question 
mark. When I use IE, it works fine.

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Re: SM2: Problems With SeaMonkey Default Theme 1.0

[Stefan]

art skriver:


2) The show/hide icons for the toolbars, address area, etc. at the left
side of the window are not present in the mail, compose or navigator
windows. The only way to control them is via the View:Show/Hide menu.


Do you btw ever use the pill button in the top right corner of the 
window? Just curious.


/Stefan

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Re: Trouble with PDF's

[David E. Ross]

On 12/30/2009 2:20 PM, Tom Pamin wrote:
> I'm using SM 1.1.18 with Win7 64-bit. I keep getting an Adobe popup box 
> with a question mark when I try to open pdf's in SM. What is causing 
> this? If I reboot it works for awhile, then goes back to the question mark.

Is it possible that it is something from Adobe Reader?

The next time this happens, try using Adobe Reader to open a PDF file
that you already have.  First, double-click on the PDF file to see if it
opens in Adobe Reader.  If that works, then close the PDF file and then
try to open it via the File menu on the Adobe Reader menu bar.

Don't test it now.  Wait until you have the problem again.

-- 
David E. Ross


Go to Mozdev at  for quick access to
extensions for Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, and other
Mozilla-related applications.  You can access Mozdev much
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Re: SM2: Problems With SeaMonkey Default Theme 1.0

[Phillip Jones]

art wrote:

On 12/29/09 7:57 PM, Leonidas Jones wrote:


art wrote:

  On 12/29/09 7:50 AM, Robert Kaiser wrote:


  Phillip Jones schrieb:

  could you not look at the code in the modern theme that allows Grippies
  and see how its implemented there then adapt the code for the default
  theme.


  When Stefan designed the new default theme for Mac, he decided that the
  "grippies" don't look fitting or good on Mac, so he did put in a small
  piece of CSS to always hide them, the userChrome.css hack he posted here
  just reverses the function of that bit.
  I'd be much happier if that was a pref one could set with toolbar
  customization - maybe that's something that could be done for a later
  version (2.1 or so).

  Robert Kaiser

  Robert,
  Thanks for the insight.

  The .css hack does work and also restores the rollover highlighting as
  well. Although the grippy style could be enhanced a bit, it's really not
  that bad.

  The other theme bug that I had mentioned in the original posting had to
  do with incorrect Personal Toolbar bookmark overflow handling at the
  right margin overlapping the chevron overflow menu icon. This seems to
  be unique to the Default Theme as the Modern theme doesn't exhibit this
  behavior.

  There are a number of chevron-related Bugzilla entries although it's not
  clear if they are related to this. Is there a similar .css hack that can
  address this ? Maybe box model resizing ?



I can't seem to get the userChrome.css addition to work.

Lee

Lee&  Phillip:
Here's what I use in the userChrome.css:

/* add the toolbar grippy to the default theme */
toolbargrippy { display: -moz-box !important; }

FWIW - I also have this entry:
/* widen the hotspot for splits between folder pane and message pane in
mail */
#folderpane-splitter { width: 3px !important; }

Like all overrides, they to follow the @namespace entry line (it's the
"cascade" phenomenon in .css :-)).
 I already have a UserChrome.css setup to over come some Jive 
Clearspace defect in the Adobe forums. I'll have to figure out how to 
add this  as well.


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Trouble with PDF's

[Tom Pamin]

I'm using SM 1.1.18 with Win7 64-bit. I keep getting an Adobe popup box 
with a question mark when I try to open pdf's in SM. What is causing 
this? If I reboot it works for awhile, then goes back to the question mark.

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Re: SM2: Problems With SeaMonkey Default Theme 1.0

[art]

On 12/29/09 7:57 PM, Leonidas Jones wrote:


art wrote:

 On 12/29/09 7:50 AM, Robert Kaiser wrote:


 Phillip Jones schrieb:

 could you not look at the code in the modern theme that allows Grippies
 and see how its implemented there then adapt the code for the default
 theme.


 When Stefan designed the new default theme for Mac, he decided that the
 "grippies" don't look fitting or good on Mac, so he did put in a small
 piece of CSS to always hide them, the userChrome.css hack he posted here
 just reverses the function of that bit.
 I'd be much happier if that was a pref one could set with toolbar
 customization - maybe that's something that could be done for a later
 version (2.1 or so).

 Robert Kaiser

 Robert,
 Thanks for the insight.

 The .css hack does work and also restores the rollover highlighting as
 well. Although the grippy style could be enhanced a bit, it's really not
 that bad.

 The other theme bug that I had mentioned in the original posting had to
 do with incorrect Personal Toolbar bookmark overflow handling at the
 right margin overlapping the chevron overflow menu icon. This seems to
 be unique to the Default Theme as the Modern theme doesn't exhibit this
 behavior.

 There are a number of chevron-related Bugzilla entries although it's not
 clear if they are related to this. Is there a similar .css hack that can
 address this ? Maybe box model resizing ?



I can't seem to get the userChrome.css addition to work.

Lee

Lee & Phillip:
Here's what I use in the userChrome.css:

/* add the toolbar grippy to the default theme */
toolbargrippy { display: -moz-box !important; }

FWIW - I also have this entry:
/* widen the hotspot for splits between folder pane and message pane in 
mail */

#folderpane-splitter { width: 3px !important; }

Like all overrides, they to follow the @namespace entry line (it's the 
"cascade" phenomenon in .css :-)).

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Art
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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Mark Hansen]

On 12/30/2009 12:29 PM, Rick Merrill wrote:
> I was about to reply that "gee, it works for me" when I noticed that I 
> was actually running version 1.1.18!
> 
> This also explains why I thought I was reading Usenet posts I had 
> already read - it turns out I had been using the older version!
> 
> Now I have to figure out what 'click' gets what version.
> 
> But aside from that confusion, I like SM 2.0 very much indeed!
> 
> 

Keep in mind that if there is an instance of 1.1.X running when you
attempt to launch 2.0, you'll get another 1.1.X instance (unless you
do some command-line magic to prevent that).

Assuming you're running Windows (you don't say) - If you had quick\
launch enabled for 1.1.X, that will explain it. Disable that so it
doesn't start it automatically when you start Windows.
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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Rick Merrill]

phillipm wrote:

Just installed Seamonkey 2.0.1 Browser on a MacBook Pro (running
10.5.8).  Migration from 1.1.18 when reasonably smoothly.  Just two
problems:  one minor and one major (given my usage)

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either.  The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen.  The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey.  !?!??!
Very odd ...  Any clues?

This is a deal-breaker as far as my be willing to use this software,
as I used the various previous versions of this program to create and
edit simple html files.

minor problem: needing to type password every time I launch the
program ...


I was about to reply that "gee, it works for me" when I noticed that I 
was actually running version 1.1.18!


This also explains why I thought I was reading Usenet posts I had 
already read - it turns out I had been using the older version!


Now I have to figure out what 'click' gets what version.

But aside from that confusion, I like SM 2.0 very much indeed!


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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Rufus]

phillipm wrote:

Just installed Seamonkey 2.0.1 Browser on a MacBook Pro (running
10.5.8).  Migration from 1.1.18 when reasonably smoothly.  Just two
problems:  one minor and one major (given my usage)

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either.  The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen.  The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey.  !?!??!
Very odd ...  Any clues?

This is a deal-breaker as far as my be willing to use this software,
as I used the various previous versions of this program to create and
edit simple html files.

minor problem: needing to type password every time I launch the
program ...


It's working for me - though I did have some funny stuff going on with 
SM 2.0.x not coming to front on launch for a bit.


What I ended up having to do was to was use a utility to rebuild launch 
services - that's an OS X thing.  I used Main Menu, but Onyx from 
Titanium Software will also allow you to do the same, and that one is free:


http://www.titanium.free.fr/index_us.html

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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Michael Gordon]

phillipm wrote:

Just installed Seamonkey 2.0.1 Browser on a MacBook Pro (running
10.5.8).  Migration from 1.1.18 when reasonably smoothly.  Just two
problems:  one minor and one major (given my usage)

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either.  The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen.  The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey.  !?!??!
Very odd ...  Any clues?

This is a deal-breaker as far as my be willing to use this software,
as I used the various previous versions of this program to create and
edit simple html files.

minor problem: needing to type password every time I launch the
program ...


Just a shot in the dark using Win XP.  When you saved your files to the 
CD disk those files may have had their user permissions reset to Read 
Write Execute to 0 0 0.


Suggestion:  Create a folder (directory) on your hard drive then copy 
all the files from your CD,look at the folder on your HD for the file 
permissions and set all files from yhat folder to read, write, execute.


Make sure there is an "index.html" in this folder so SM can 
automatically open the home pafe.


Michael
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Re: browser won't open html files on disk

[Robert Kaiser]

phillipm wrote:

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either.  The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen.  The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey.  !?!??!
Very odd ...  Any clues?


This is known and will be fixed in the 2.0.2 update.

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browser won't open html files on disk

[phillipm]

Just installed Seamonkey 2.0.1 Browser on a MacBook Pro (running
10.5.8).  Migration from 1.1.18 when reasonably smoothly.  Just two
problems:  one minor and one major (given my usage)

major problem: Seamonkey will not open HTML files located on my HD ...
not when double-clicked, not with keyboard command, not with Finder
menu option either.  The application will launch but the file is not
displayed ... just a blank screen.  The only way to get the page to
display is you use the "Open File..." menu within Seamonkey.  !?!??!
Very odd ...  Any clues?

This is a deal-breaker as far as my be willing to use this software,
as I used the various previous versions of this program to create and
edit simple html files.

minor problem: needing to type password every time I launch the
program ...
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Re: seamonkey 2.0.1 mail crashing

[Bob Fleischer]

Ray_Net wrote:

Babatunde Gbolade wrote:

I have just done exactly what Bob Fleischer did - deleting one entry
from my address books each and now Seamonkey is working again.


How did you know which one to remove ?


My assumption wasn't that there was a bad entry but that there was some 
inconsistency in one of my address books that might get fixed by forcing 
SeaMonkey to make an update to it -- or that forcing an update might 
cause a crash or other bad behavior, thereby localizing the problem.


Bob
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Re: All message unlinked - shown not threaded

[DoctorBill]

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 12/29/2009 8:38 PM, DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

I erased the msf file and reloaded 500 NEW threads to
get rid of all the long old stuff (huge).

Now they are all
single Re: messages
instead of
In Threads linked together.

What did I do wrong ?  I changed nothing !

What next ?!

DoctorBill


Found it"sort by...Threaded"
Unthreaded was checked (?)

My son is visiting - maybe he changed it.

Lord !

DoctorBill



Bill,

  I'm pretty sure that your threading preferences are stored in the .msf file.
With the mailbox/newsgroup selected, look at View -> Threads, and select the
options you like. For newsgroups (and mailing list mailboxes) I use "Threads
with Unread".

Best Regards,



If that is true, it would explain why it changed to SORT BY |  UNTHREADED.

Must be the default.

Thanks.

DoctorBill

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Re: All message unlinked - shown not threaded

[Mark Hansen]

On 12/29/2009 8:38 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
> DoctorBill wrote:
>> I erased the msf file and reloaded 500 NEW threads to
>> get rid of all the long old stuff (huge).
>> 
>> Now they are all
>> single Re: messages
>> instead of
>> In Threads linked together.
>> 
>> What did I do wrong ?  I changed nothing !
>> 
>> What next ?!
>> 
>> DoctorBill
> 
> 
> Found it"sort by...Threaded"
> Unthreaded was checked (?)
> 
> My son is visiting - maybe he changed it.
> 
> Lord !
> 
> DoctorBill
> 

Bill,

  I'm pretty sure that your threading preferences are stored in the .msf file.
With the mailbox/newsgroup selected, look at View -> Threads, and select the
options you like. For newsgroups (and mailing list mailboxes) I use "Threads
with Unread".

Best Regards,

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Re: Tabs - Open links in New tab ?

[OBones]

Martin Freitag wrote:

OBones schrieb:

Shift Click should work.


Shift downloads the target, Ctrl click should work.
regards


Uh? I just tried shift click while pointing at a link, it opened in a 
new tab... But I might have changed preferences here

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upgrade failure

[Szabadi Péter]

I've had some unsuccessful attempts to upgrade my seamonkey under win xp.
Latest version working is 1.1.18. Later issues simply don't start after 
installing, so I had to remove them and reinstall 1.1.18.

Anybody can help me?
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Re: SM 2.0.1 vs 1.1.18...again...

[Philip Chee]

On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 21:20:42 +0100, Robert Kaiser wrote:

> On the other hand, it's not that broadly spread knowledge so probably 
> pretty advanded anyhow. And about:config is already hidden, you only get 
> it by entering it manually and acknowleding a warning (though people 
> didn't understand the warning wanting to be somewhat funny).

In the en-GB language pack, the warning says "Here be dragons". As I
said elsewhere, obviously in Britain, dragons are considered more
dangerous than lawyers.

Phil

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oh Night, and so be good for us to pass.

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