Re: Can I control the encoding of the Subject list in the message display pane?

2011-01-25 Thread Stanimir Stamenkov 

Tue, 25 Jan 2011 20:33:32 -0500, /Rostyslaw Lewyckyj/:


When I go to read newsgroups such as ukr.politics or some other
groups that normally don't use iso-8859-1 or other basically latin1
encoding,
most of the Subject: headers do not come with the magic cookies that
will cause them to be properly displayed in the message listing pane.
When I load the article body, I can go to 'Options' in the tool bar,
select various Character encodings and have SM change the display
to that encoding on the fly. How can I do the same for the message
Subject: list?


Not sure if this will help but try right-clicking the group, open 
its Properties and then select "Default Character Encoding".


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Re: Fonts used to display/compose mail messages and newsgroup articles ?

2011-01-25 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 

Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:


SM 2.0.11 on 64 bit MS WIN 7 Ultimate.

Can one control the appearance: Fonts & font-size used to display
and compose email messages? If so, please point me to the documentation
on how to accomplish it. (I've never been able to do this in SM nor
in Netscape previous to that). I'd like to be able to it on the fly
in real time, so to say.
When I receive HTML messages they appear to display in a much more
readable font.
I've played with the 'fonts' option under appearance in Preferences.
But that seems to have no effect.


If a particular message is too small, use CTRL-+ (CTRL-plus) to increase 
the font size, CTRL-- (CTRL-minus) to reduce it, CTRL-0 to return to the 
default size.


I don't know how to set the default, though -- others will answer that.

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Can I control the encoding of the Subject list in the message display pane?

2011-01-25 Thread Rostyslaw Lewyckyj 
When I go to read newsgroups such as ukr.politics or some other groups 
that normally don't use iso-8859-1 or other basically latin1 encoding,

most of the Subject: headers do not come with the magic cookies that
will cause them to be properly displayed in the message listing pane.
When I load the article body, I can go to 'Options' in the tool bar,
select various Character encodings and have SM change the display
to that encoding on the fly. How can I do the same for the message
Subject: list?
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Fonts used to display/compose mail messages and newsgroup articles ?

2011-01-25 Thread Rostyslaw Lewyckyj 

SM 2.0.11 on 64 bit MS WIN 7 Ultimate.

Can one control the appearance: Fonts & font-size used to display
and compose email messages? If so, please point me to the documentation
on how to accomplish it. (I've never been able to do this in SM nor
in Netscape previous to that). I'd like to be able to it on the fly
in real time, so to say.
When I receive HTML messages they appear to display in a much more
readable font.
I've played with the 'fonts' option under appearance in Preferences.
But that seems to have no effect.
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Re: Media Player plugin

2011-01-25 Thread Tom Pamin 

Michael Gordon wrote:

Tom Pamin wrote:

Eric wrote:

Having issues with installing the media player 11 plugin to Seamonkey.
All I can find is for Firefox. Does Seamonkey have a media player
plugin?

Eric

Having the same issue here. This page needs the plugin and it won't
install:
http://www.paragonflight.com/


Something wrong with the web page coding, it won't load with IE 7 either.

Michael


It does work using IETab though.
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Re: Media Player plugin

2011-01-25 Thread Tom Pamin 

Henk Fictorie wrote:

Eric wrote:

Having issues with installing the media player 11 plugin to Seamonkey.
All I can find is for Firefox.  Does Seamonkey have a media player plugin?

Eric

See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Windows_Media_Player

Henk


This plugin won't install in Seamonkey.
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Re: Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?

2011-01-25 Thread David E. Ross 
On 1/25/11 9:23 AM, Bret Busby wrote:
> 
> I use Iceape 1.0.9, which is a Debian version of Seamonkey. It is the 
> latest available version that can be installed using the system pacjakge 
> management.
> 
> I have javascript turned off.
> 
> I have the option "Block unrequested popip windows" checked.
> Doesn't work.
> 
> The application is simply insecure.
> 
> It can be useful, but it has insufficient security.
> 
> When I get those dialogue boxes, the only solution is to crash the 
> application (use the kill delinquent application utility), and lose 
> everything open within the browser.
> 
> It is the way that it is. Insecure.
> 

Have you tried disabling JavaScript as suggested more than once in this
thread?  With the PrefBar extension, disabling and enabling JavaScript
merely involves checking or clearing a checkbox.

Also, RFC 3676 states that you should have a blank after the two hyphens
before your signature block.  It should be dash-dash-space.  You have
dash-dash without the space.

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David E. Ross


On occasion, I might filter and ignore all newsgroup messages
posted through GoogleGroups via Google's G2/1.0 user agent
because of spam from that source.
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Re: Media Player plugin

2011-01-25 Thread Henk Fictorie 
Eric wrote:
> Having issues with installing the media player 11 plugin to Seamonkey.
> All I can find is for Firefox.  Does Seamonkey have a media player plugin?
> 
> Eric
See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Windows_Media_Player

Henk
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Re: Media Player plugin

2011-01-25 Thread Michael Gordon 

Tom Pamin wrote:

Eric wrote:

Having issues with installing the media player 11 plugin to Seamonkey.
All I can find is for Firefox. Does Seamonkey have a media player plugin?

Eric

Having the same issue here. This page needs the plugin and it won't
install:
http://www.paragonflight.com/


Something wrong with the web page coding, it won't load with IE 7 either.

Michael
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Re: Media Player plugin

2011-01-25 Thread Tom Pamin 

Eric wrote:

Having issues with installing the media player 11 plugin to Seamonkey.
All I can find is for Firefox. Does Seamonkey have a media player plugin?

Eric

Having the same issue here. This page needs the plugin and it won't install:
http://www.paragonflight.com/
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Re: Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?

2011-01-25 Thread Bret Busby 


I use Iceape 1.0.9, which is a Debian version of Seamonkey. It is the 
latest available version that can be installed using the system pacjakge 
management.


I have javascript turned off.

I have the option "Block unrequested popip windows" checked.
Doesn't work.

The application is simply insecure.

It can be useful, but it has insufficient security.

When I get those dialogue boxes, the only solution is to crash the 
application (use the kill delinquent application utility), and lose 
everything open within the browser.


It is the way that it is. Insecure.

--
Bret Busby
Armadale
West Australia
..

"So once you do know what the question actually is,
 you'll know what the answer means."
- Deep Thought,
  Chapter 28 of Book 1 of
  "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy:
  A Trilogy In Four Parts",
  written by Douglas Adams,
  published by Pan Books, 1992


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Re: Failure to save sent mail since 1-16-11

2011-01-25 Thread Michael Gordon 

Susan wrote:

SeaMonkey 2.0.11 Suddenly I have no sent messages since 1-16-2011. OS
is Win 7 Pro 64. Haven't made any changes that I can remember other
than Windows update.

I have a messy work arround by BCCing myself by what happened?


Susan,

I cannot tell you why you have this behavior with SM; it could be from a 
Windows upgrade, or a SM upgrade where your mail preferences were not saved.


Look in Preferences Mail and NEWSGROUPS	for each mail account under 
Copies and Folders to make sure you have the settings you need.  The top 
option should be Place a copy in: "Sent" folder on (account name)


Once set correctly all your outgoing messages will have a copy placed in 
your Sent folder for that mail account.  In the mean time look in the 
folder "Local Folders" and see if you have some sent messages residing 
in there.  It seems that the Local Folders is a default storage for all 
messages when not explicitly set for each mail account.


Michael
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Failure to save sent mail since 1-16-11

2011-01-25 Thread Susan 
SeaMonkey 2.0.11 Suddenly I have no sent messages since 1-16-2011. OS
is Win 7 Pro 64. Haven't made any changes that I can remember other
than Windows update.

I have a messy work arround by BCCing myself by what happened?
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Re: pop unders....

2011-01-25 Thread Rex 

No wrote:

Hello all, someone answered this some time ago and I cannot locate it, I
would like info on how to either stop or reduce the number of pop-unders...


Just get the Adblock Plus extension and get rid of all ads, 
popups/overs/unders and what have you.



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to get through a day without committing a crime. But only just. And,
even then, you were probably guilty of loitering.
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Re: filling out forms

2011-01-25 Thread Jay Garcia 
On 25.01.2011 10:21, Phillip Jones wrote:

 --- Original Message ---

> Jay Garcia wrote:
>> On 25.01.2011 09:19, Phillip Jones wrote:
>>
>>   --- Original Message ---
>>
>>> Philip Chee wrote:
 On Mon, 24 Jan 2011 08:03:12 -0500, Rick Merrill wrote:
> After filling out a form on a "SECURE website" (padlock - check,
> https - check )
> I later looked at the Tool, "Form History" and found, bingo, there is
> my credit card
> number in the clear.
>
> Comments?

 There is bug open (Form History is shared code) to avoid saving credit
 card numbers, SSN numbers and other similar numeric sequences.

 Phil

>>>
>>> I'd like to ask a silly question which would mitigate this situation.
>>>
>>> Why don't  people password protect the opening of SeaMonkey?
>>>
>>> I have every web Browser I use *Password Protected* so that I have to
>>> type in a Password before I can get to the web browser. That way should
>>> anybody walk up and try to open  any web browser I have without me
>>> knowing they can't get in.
>>>
>>> To not do so, is just plain dumb.  The excuse, I don't want to be
>>> bothered is no excuse.
>>>
>>
>> Anyone that interested in pilfering your passwords don't need to open
>> the browser, just open/read the files themselves. I don't really think
>> you have anything to worry about Phil.
>>
> If they are encrypted how do that do that easily.
> 
> I have set encrypted and password protected.
> 

If someone were to enter your house, steal your computer, it's
relatively easy to grab your passwords. That is a MUCH different
scenario than sitting at your computer on your desk.

Now, if you were to password protect your harddrive then it becomes much
more difficult and IF you password protect your OS, even more difficult.
Just password protecting your browsers isn't a standalone solution by
itself, there is always a "backdoor".

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Re: Main password unresponsive

2011-01-25 Thread S. Beaulieu 

Jens Hatlak a écrit :


The Master Password protects your passwords (and certificates), nothing
else. It's not a means of blocking access to SeaMonkey. That you'd have
to achieve through your OS (Windows) or other tools (e.g. for profile or
hard-disk encryption).



Ahhh! There you go! I don't use the password manager at all. I just 
assumed that the Master Password was a way to prevent other users from 
accessing my email. That explains it.


Thanks for your help!

S.

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Re: filling out forms

2011-01-25 Thread Phillip Jones 

Jay Garcia wrote:

On 25.01.2011 09:19, Phillip Jones wrote:

  --- Original Message ---


Philip Chee wrote:

On Mon, 24 Jan 2011 08:03:12 -0500, Rick Merrill wrote:

After filling out a form on a "SECURE website" (padlock - check,
https - check )
I later looked at the Tool, "Form History" and found, bingo, there is
my credit card
number in the clear.

Comments?


There is bug open (Form History is shared code) to avoid saving credit
card numbers, SSN numbers and other similar numeric sequences.

Phil



I'd like to ask a silly question which would mitigate this situation.

Why don't  people password protect the opening of SeaMonkey?

I have every web Browser I use *Password Protected* so that I have to
type in a Password before I can get to the web browser. That way should
anybody walk up and try to open  any web browser I have without me
knowing they can't get in.

To not do so, is just plain dumb.  The excuse, I don't want to be
bothered is no excuse.



Anyone that interested in pilfering your passwords don't need to open
the browser, just open/read the files themselves. I don't really think
you have anything to worry about Phil.


If they are encrypted how do that do that easily.

I have set encrypted and password protected.

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Re: filling out forms

2011-01-25 Thread Jay Garcia 
On 25.01.2011 09:19, Phillip Jones wrote:

 --- Original Message ---

> Philip Chee wrote:
>> On Mon, 24 Jan 2011 08:03:12 -0500, Rick Merrill wrote:
>>> After filling out a form on a "SECURE website" (padlock - check,
>>> https - check )
>>> I later looked at the Tool, "Form History" and found, bingo, there is
>>> my credit card
>>> number in the clear.
>>>
>>> Comments?
>>
>> There is bug open (Form History is shared code) to avoid saving credit
>> card numbers, SSN numbers and other similar numeric sequences.
>>
>> Phil
>>
> 
> I'd like to ask a silly question which would mitigate this situation.
> 
> Why don't  people password protect the opening of SeaMonkey?
> 
> I have every web Browser I use *Password Protected* so that I have to
> type in a Password before I can get to the web browser. That way should
> anybody walk up and try to open  any web browser I have without me
> knowing they can't get in.
> 
> To not do so, is just plain dumb.  The excuse, I don't want to be
> bothered is no excuse.
> 

Anyone that interested in pilfering your passwords don't need to open
the browser, just open/read the files themselves. I don't really think
you have anything to worry about Phil.

-- 
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www.ufaq.org
Netscape - Firefox - SeaMonkey - Flock - Thunderbird
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Re: filling out forms

2011-01-25 Thread Phillip Jones 

Philip Chee wrote:

On Mon, 24 Jan 2011 08:03:12 -0500, Rick Merrill wrote:

After filling out a form on a "SECURE website" (padlock - check, https - check )
I later looked at the Tool, "Form History" and found, bingo, there is my credit 
card
number in the clear.

Comments?


There is bug open (Form History is shared code) to avoid saving credit
card numbers, SSN numbers and other similar numeric sequences.

Phil



I'd like to ask a silly question which would mitigate this situation.

Why don't  people password protect the opening of SeaMonkey?

I have every web Browser I use *Password Protected* so that I have to 
type in a Password before I can get to the web browser. That way should 
anybody walk up and try to open  any web browser I have without me 
knowing they can't get in.


To not do so, is just plain dumb.  The excuse, I don't want to be 
bothered is no excuse.


--
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pop unders....

2011-01-25 Thread No 
Hello all, someone answered this some time ago and I cannot locate it, I 
would like info on how to either stop or reduce the number of pop-unders...


Please advise...

... and by the way, thank you all-stars and responders who have assisted 
over the years in keeping my SM suite in order and working up to the 
best I can keep it... kudos!


Bo1953
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