Re: SM 1.1 and 2.0 Web Page Graphics Size Question

[DoctorBill]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 4/15/11 5:09 PM, DoctorBill wrote:

Internet Explorer (Sorry Had to say those bad words !) has a feature
down on the lower right side wherein one can change the size of any
graphic shown on the screen.

Been using SM 1.1 and also have SM 2.0 on my desktop.

I finally remembered today to ask here if SM 1.1 and/or SM 2.0 has such 
a feature to change the graphic or page size ?


I was looking up diagrams of Picatinny rifle scope rails
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Picantinny-recoilgroove-diagram.gif
and wished I could make the diagram bigger as I could do were I running
(those bad words again)...IE.

DoctorBill


If you zoom the text content, there is an option whether to also zoom
images.  On the menu bar, go to [Edit > Preferences].  On the
Preferences window, go to [Appearance > Content].  At very last checkbox
at the bottom of the Content pane controls this.

To simplfy zooming, I installed the PrefBar extension and enabled the
Font- and Font+ buttons, which zoom smaller and larger respectively.  I
also downloaded and installed Font Reset Button button from
, which restores
the initial state in case you forget how many times you zoomed smaller
or larger.



"On the menu bar, go to [Edit > Preferences].  On the Preferences 
window, go to [Appearance > Content].  At very last checkbox

> at the bottom of the Content pane controls this."

That works in SM 2.0 but NOT with SM 1.1 (SM 1.1 Text Only resizes).

Also, holding down the shift key and wheel scrolling goes backward and
forward thru the pages.

I keep with SM 1.1 because I don't like the tab system in 2.0.

As I said in a prior thread, I got used to and like the old Tabbrowser
that Piro (Japanese) fellow) had for SM 1.1.  I wish he'd update that
extension to 2.0 and whatever is next !  Damned good Tab extension 

DoctorBill
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Re: Page size wrong when printing from email

[Paul B. Gallagher]

navoff wrote:


Unfortunately, the height and width print settings in the
about:configfile appear to correct:

...print_paper_data 256
...print_paper_height 11.00
...print_paper_size_type 0
...print_paper_size_unit 0
...print_paper_width  8.50

I've also come to realize that it's not just the email but even
printing a page from the browser. And it affects Firefox, too. This
appears to be something new 'cause I know I've printed web pages
recently and they were fine. I've posted screenshots to Flickr:
.




Please don't start a new thread, reply to the existing one.

I notice that your print_paper_data is set to 256, but all of mine are 
set to 1. What happens if you try that?


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Re: SM 1.1 and 2.0 Web Page Graphics Size Question

[David E. Ross]

On 4/15/11 5:09 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
> Internet Explorer (Sorry Had to say those bad words !) has a feature
> down on the lower right side wherein one can change the size of any
> graphic shown on the screen.
> 
> Been using SM 1.1 and also have SM 2.0 on my desktop.
> 
> I finally remembered today to ask here if SM 1.1 and/or SM 2.0 has such 
> a feature to change the graphic or page size ?
> 
> I was looking up diagrams of Picatinny rifle scope rails
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Picantinny-recoilgroove-diagram.gif
> and wished I could make the diagram bigger as I could do were I running
> (those bad words again)...IE.
> 
> DoctorBill

If you zoom the text content, there is an option whether to also zoom
images.  On the menu bar, go to [Edit > Preferences].  On the
Preferences window, go to [Appearance > Content].  At very last checkbox
at the bottom of the Content pane controls this.

To simplfy zooming, I installed the PrefBar extension and enabled the
Font- and Font+ buttons, which zoom smaller and larger respectively.  I
also downloaded and installed Font Reset Button button from
, which restores
the initial state in case you forget how many times you zoomed smaller
or larger.

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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: Page size wrong when printing from email

[navoff]

Unfortunately, the height and width print settings in the about:config file 
appear to correct:

...print_paper_data 256
...print_paper_height 11.00
...print_paper_size_type 0
...print_paper_size_unit 0
...print_paper_width  8.50

I've also come to realize that it's not just the email but even printing a page 
from the browser. And it affects Firefox, too. This appears to be something new 
'cause I know I've printed web pages recently and they were fine. I've posted 
screenshots to Flickr: 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/44513247@N06/sets/72157626381973277/.


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Re: SM 1.1 and 2.0 Web Page Graphics Size Question

[PhillipJones]

DoctorBill wrote:

Internet Explorer (Sorry Had to say those bad words !) has a feature
down on the lower right side wherein one can change the size of any
graphic shown on the screen.

Been using SM 1.1 and also have SM 2.0 on my desktop.

I finally remembered today to ask here if SM 1.1 and/or SM 2.0 has such
a feature to change the graphic or page size ?

I was looking up diagrams of Picatinny rifle scope rails
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Picantinny-recoilgroove-diagram.gif
and wished I could make the diagram bigger as I could do were I running
(those bad words again)...IE.

DoctorBill


note this screenshot is for Mac interface. but the layout should be the 
same: http://www.screencast.com/t/Ra49MDMZ Its possible on PC it would 
be mapped to Control or alt key instead of the Command key


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SM 1.1 and 2.0 Web Page Graphics Size Question

[DoctorBill]

Internet Explorer (Sorry Had to say those bad words !) has a feature
down on the lower right side wherein one can change the size of any
graphic shown on the screen.

Been using SM 1.1 and also have SM 2.0 on my desktop.

I finally remembered today to ask here if SM 1.1 and/or SM 2.0 has such 
a feature to change the graphic or page size ?


I was looking up diagrams of Picatinny rifle scope rails
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Picantinny-recoilgroove-diagram.gif
and wished I could make the diagram bigger as I could do were I running
(those bad words again)...IE.

DoctorBill
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Re: SM 2.1b3

[David E. Ross]

On 4/15/11 12:04 PM, ejdelet...@edmullen.net wrote:
> David E. Ross wrote:
>> On 4/14/11 12:16 PM, Robert Kaiser wrote:
>>> ejdelet...@edmullen.net schrieb:
 What the heck is going on?
>>>
>>> SeaMonkey needs to force its own zoom values setting because of the way
>>> localization works and sets access keys for them.
>>> Maybe someone will come up with a better solution one time, but until
>>> then, this needs to be done like that. Note that earlier versions didn't
>>> support customizing the zoom step values as well.
>>>
>>> Robert Kaiser
>>>
>>>
>>
>> In that case, you indeed should set your desired values in user.js.
>>
> 
> Doesn't work.
> 

After setting user.js, it is necessary to terminate and then restart
SeaMonkey.  The settings in user.js are applied only at startup.

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posted through GoogleGroups via Google's G2/1.0 user agent
because of spam from that source.
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Re: Too Many Junk Folders

[Louis Paul Toscano]

Daniel wrote:

Louis Paul Toscano wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Louis Paul Toscano wrote:

When I first downloaded and installed Seamonkey Mail, I did not have a
Junk folder. So, I created one. Now I have two. The one I created is a
subfolder of the Trash folder. The other is a Local folder. Which one
should I eliminate?


Louis, I do not have a Trash folder on my Local Folders account just
one on my Mail account...Why did you make your Junk folder as a
Sub-folder of your Trash folder?? I'm guessing the first time you
empty your Trash Folder, you will also lose your Junk folder.

Daniel


Daniel

When I created the Junk folder, I probably did not pay attention to what
I highlighted on the left. Since I can confirm that the folder contains
"Junk" from parties from whom I do not want to hear, I can probably
empty and eliminate that Junk folder. Correct?


As I suggested, just emptying your Trash should get rid of your Junk 
file, then you can create a new one in the right place, if you want a 
junk folder at all!


Daniel
Someone named Mike emailed me and advised me to delete the Junk folder 
that I created.  There was none at all when I first downloaded and 
installed Seamonkey.


Louis
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Re: SM 2.1b3

[ejDELETHIS]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 4/14/11 12:16 PM, Robert Kaiser wrote:

ejdelet...@edmullen.net schrieb:

What the heck is going on?


SeaMonkey needs to force its own zoom values setting because of the way
localization works and sets access keys for them.
Maybe someone will come up with a better solution one time, but until
then, this needs to be done like that. Note that earlier versions didn't
support customizing the zoom step values as well.

Robert Kaiser




In that case, you indeed should set your desired values in user.js.



Doesn't work.

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Re: FEATURE REQUEST: email in new tab (just like opera)

[S. Beaulieu]

Ray_Net a écrit :



Did you feel that implementing IRC-Chat and RSS are more pressing
matters ? :-)



Well, as far as IRC goes, if I'm not mistaken, it's used by some 
programmers to interact. So far as it's used to push programming 
forward, I can't blame them for giving it priority. Plus, such a module 
has been available for years. Discontinuing it all of a sudden would not 
make any more sense than discontinuing the composer function, or the 
mail one.


As far as RSS goes, I guess it's a matter of demand. It's definitely 
useful and I am glad they implemented it sooner than later. Again, it 
makes life easier for a lot of people. It's direct value added for SM. I 
wouldn't say the same about your reply-forward example, which is a minor 
"problem" that only bothers a few people and already has a workaround.


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Re: Too Many Junk Folders

[Daniel]

Louis Paul Toscano wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Louis Paul Toscano wrote:

When I first downloaded and installed Seamonkey Mail, I did not have a
Junk folder. So, I created one. Now I have two. The one I created is a
subfolder of the Trash folder. The other is a Local folder. Which one
should I eliminate?


Louis, I do not have a Trash folder on my Local Folders account just
one on my Mail account...Why did you make your Junk folder as a
Sub-folder of your Trash folder?? I'm guessing the first time you
empty your Trash Folder, you will also lose your Junk folder.

Daniel


Daniel

When I created the Junk folder, I probably did not pay attention to what
I highlighted on the left. Since I can confirm that the folder contains
"Junk" from parties from whom I do not want to hear, I can probably
empty and eliminate that Junk folder. Correct?


As I suggested, just emptying your Trash should get rid of your Junk 
file, then you can create a new one in the right place, if you want a 
junk folder at all!


Daniel
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Re: Odd SM problem

[Daniel]

Bill Spikowski wrote:

I created a new profile this week to troubleshoot some odd problems --
frequent shutdowns of SM 1.1.18 (sometimes 3-4 times per day); slow
performance loading emails into the preview window; etc. This system is
running Windows XP.

I recreated all my prior settings manually, which I've used for many
years now. But somehow I've lost all images on web pages. HTML emails
still contain all images

I don't see anything in my preferences that would account for this, but
I have exactly the same problem on a new laptop with Windows 7 and SM
2.0, which I set up to replicate the same settings. I'm stumped – what
might cause this problem?


Bill, have you got the right setting at 
Edit->Preferences->Privacy&Security->Images in the Image Acceptance 
Policy section??

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Re: Odd SM problem

[Lucas Levrel]

Le 13 avril 2011, Bill Spikowski a écrit :

I don't see anything in my preferences that would account for this, but I 
have exactly the same problem on a new laptop with Windows 7 and SM 2.0, 
which I set up to replicate the same settings. I'm stumped – what might cause 
this problem?


No idea, but you could find it by dichotomy:
1) close SM
2) backup prefs.js as original_prefs.js
3) create prefs_2.js containing second half of prefs.js
4) erase second half from prefs.js
5) start SM
6) if the problem shows up, close SM, delete prefs_2.js, goto 3
7) the problem doesn't show up. Close SM, delete prefs.js, rename 
prefs_2.js as prefs.js. Restart SM:

 - if the problem shows up, goto 3
 - if the problem doesn't show up, bad luck! the problem is caused by 
interaction of multiple settings.


Repeat until there's only one line left in prefs.js: the culprit. If you 
don't find one, check user.js (if any) and extensions as well.


Note: dichotomy is very efficient. With my 2700-line-long prefs.js, 11 or 
12 iterations would be enough.


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Re: Too Many Junk Folders

[cyberzen]

Louis Paul Toscano a écrit :

Daniel wrote:

Louis Paul Toscano wrote:

When I first downloaded and installed Seamonkey Mail, I did not have a
Junk folder. So, I created one. Now I have two. The one I created is a
subfolder of the Trash folder. The other is a Local folder. Which one
should I eliminate?


Louis, I do not have a Trash folder on my Local Folders account just
one on my Mail account...Why did you make your Junk folder as a
Sub-folder of your Trash folder?? I'm guessing the first time you
empty your Trash Folder, you will also lose your Junk folder.

Daniel


Daniel

When I created the Junk folder, I probably did not pay attention to what
I highlighted on the left. Since I can confirm that the folder contains
"Junk" from parties from whom I do not want to hear, I can probably
empty and eliminate that Junk folder. Correct?


If the unwanted junk folder remains even if totally empty, you may have 
to remove the Junk.msf file related, SM should be closed before.


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Re: Page size wrong when printing from email

[Paul B. Gallagher]

navoff wrote:


I've been having problems trying to print from SeaMonkey's email
interface. Even though the default printer settings calls for letter
size paper, SeaMonkey thinks the paper size is 2" x 4" and it cuts up
the email onto separate pages. I tried changing the paper size from
inside the email interface using the File>  Page Setup, but page size
is not an option. I'm using version 2.0.13 on Windows XP with SP3.
Any idea how to fix this?


What your printer thinks are its defaults and what SeaMonkey thinks are 
its defaults don't always match. For example, all my printers have 
default portrait orientation, but if I choose landscape in SM, it will 
keep that as the program default until I change it -- even after a 
restart. SeaMonkey apparently never reads the printer's own defaults, it 
keeps its own separate listing.


To verify this, go to about:config and filter on "print_paper_" -- 
you'll see a listing of all your printers, each with the following 
parameters:


...print_paper_data
...print_paper_height
...print_paper_size
...print_paper_size_type
...print_paper_size_unit
...print_paper_width

If SM really thinks your paper size is 2"x4", you should see:

...print_paper_height 2.00
...print_paper_width 4.00

The normal way to fix this (without messing with about:config) is as 
follows:


Instead of hitting the "Print" button (which is a shortcut for "print 
the entire document using the current settings, no questions asked"), do 
File | Print or CTRL-P. In the Windows print dialog that appears, select 
your printer and click the "Properties" button. Select the appropriate 
paper size, orientation, etc. OK out, making sure to follow through and 
actually print. SeaMonkey should remember these settings.


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