Re: How to change the pdf reader being used. [Solved]

[Upscope]

On Thursday, May 02, 2013 03:48:47 PM David E. Ross wrote:
> On 5/2/13 1:35 PM, Upscope wrote:
> > I want to change my seamonkey browser to use a reader other than
> > Adobe Reader for pdfs. I searched about:config and on web but
> > cannot find where to change it. Configuration is in signature.
> > 
> > Seamonkey version: 2.17
> > User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101
> > Firefox/20.0 SeaMonkey/2.17
> > 
> > Build identifier: 2013033000
> > 
> > Any help will be appreciated.
> > 
> > Russ
> 
> 1.  On the SeaMonkey menu bar, select [Edit > Preferences].
> 
> 2.  On the Preferences window, select [Browser > Helper Applications].
> 
> 3.  On the Helper Applications pane, scroll down to Adobe Acrobat. 
> You will see several entries.  (I get 7.)
> 
> 4.  If you place your cursor over an entry on the left under "Cojntent
> Type" without clicking, you will get a tooltip with the MIME type. 
> You likely want "application/pdf).  Left-click on the entry you want.
> 
> 5.  On the right under "Action", open the selection list by
> left-clicking on the button with the down-pointing triangle.
> 
> 6.  Select "Other".
> 
> 7.  On the Select Helper Application window, either select an
> application from the scrolling list or else select the Browse button
> to navigate to the application you want to use.
> 
> 8.  Select OK buttons to apply your change and close the windows.
> 
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> 
> 
> Are taxes too high in the U.S.?  Check the bar graph
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Thanks it is slightly different on 2.17 (at least the version supplied 
from openSUSE repo.
[CODE]
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101 
Firefox/20.0 SeaMonkey/2.17
[/CODE]

on step 4 it only shows: 
[CODE]
PDF Document
[/CODE]

them in step 6 it is:
[CODE]
Use Other
[/CODE]

>From there I was able to find the program I wanted:

Okular ) in /usr/bin.

it now shows okular as the viewer.

This works

Thanks for your help.

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Re: Garmin plugin install

[Cruz, Jaime]

Dick Hoffman wrote:



AHA!!  Got it!  No need to hack the .xpi file at all.  The problem
isn't in the Communicator plug-in itself, it's the xpi file!!

Do NOT go to this site to install the plugin:
http://software.garmin.com/en-US/gcp.html

Instead, go here:
http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=3607

Download the installer from THAT page.  Exit Seamonkey, run the
installer.  When it's finished, reopen Seamonkey and go to the first
link I gave you to confirm the plug-in is installed.



That's correct, i had installed Garmin Communicator version 4.0.1.0.
from that page in jan 28 2012


Garmin support said "You are correct we do not have any direct support
for the SeaMonkey browser.
I will pass your email on as a suggestion for the future."
I followed the instructions from Jaime and Ray and the plugin is working
just fine. This group is fantastic!!!
Dick Hoffman



Glad to hear.  I knew I wasn't losing my mind.  When I first installed 
it many moons ago, Garmin did NOT have the .xpi installer, just the 
straight downloader and that worked just FINE.


Adobe made the same stupid decision some years back and I couldn't get 
ANY of their plugins to work properly till someone showed me where I 
could download them directly.  Thankfully, Adobe did away with that 
procedure.  One can only hope that Garmin does too (or at least learns 
how to build the xpi PROPERLY).


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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[M Gordon]

LnrB wrote:

Geoff Welsh wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
> LnrB wrote:
>> M Gordon wrote:
>>> LnrB wrote:
>>> > Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an
up-to-the-minute
>>> > version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>> > insert images in news posts.
>>> >
>>> > The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from
Sent, it
>>> > seems to read off my own drive.
>>> >
>>> > Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>> > (';')
>>> Lnr,
>>>
>>> Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account
up be
>>> sure it is set for HTML messaging. Otherwise when you send images
>>> inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose. Be
sure
>>> to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML
as the
>>> preferred messaging. You may have to open preferences for Mail to
Send
>>> Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
>>> Michael G
>> Thank you, Michael,
>> I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default. Newsgroup
posts
>> always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
>> HTML.
>>
>> I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
>> (';')
>
> Edit | Mail& Newsgroups | Send Format
>
> In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can
add a
> domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor
> that preference.
>
>
thus revealing that deep down...SM knows it's wrong to send HTML
messages...lol

Good find PBG!
GW

Yabut if I wanted to only send plain text I'd use Thunderbird.
(';')


Right On, Lnr!!!

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Re: How to change the pdf reader being used.

[David E. Ross]

On 5/2/13 1:35 PM, Upscope wrote:
> I want to change my seamonkey browser to use a reader other than Adobe 
> Reader for pdfs. I searched about:config and on web but cannot find 
> where to change it. Configuration is in signature.
> 
> Seamonkey version: 2.17
> User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101 
> Firefox/20.0 SeaMonkey/2.17
> Build identifier: 2013033000
> 
> Any help will be appreciated.
> 
> Russ
> 

1.  On the SeaMonkey menu bar, select [Edit > Preferences].

2.  On the Preferences window, select [Browser > Helper Applications].

3.  On the Helper Applications pane, scroll down to Adobe Acrobat.  You
will see several entries.  (I get 7.)

4.  If you place your cursor over an entry on the left under "Cojntent
Type" without clicking, you will get a tooltip with the MIME type.  You
likely want "application/pdf).  Left-click on the entry you want.

5.  On the right under "Action", open the selection list by
left-clicking on the button with the down-pointing triangle.

6.  Select "Other".

7.  On the Select Helper Application window, either select an
application from the scrolling list or else select the Browse button to
navigate to the application you want to use.

8.  Select OK buttons to apply your change and close the windows.

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Re: [SM-Trunk] Problem subscribing to a newsgroup

[Hartmut Figge]

Hartmut Figge:

>That is no longer possible. No box can be checked.

Trying to check a box results in a message in the error console:

Error: ReferenceError: row is not defined
Source File: chrome://messenger/content/subscribe.js
Line: 327

Hartmut
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[SM-Trunk] Problem subscribing to a newsgroup

[Hartmut Figge]

Greetings,

subscribing can be done after setting a filter to show only some NG's.
http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/sm130502.png

That is no longer possible. No box can be checked. The regression range is

Last good: 2013-04-09 13:48:00 PDT
First bad: 2013-04-10 14:36:00 PDT

If that bug does not already exists in Bugzilla it would be nice, if
someone would file a bug after verification. All of you write better
English than me. :-D

Hartmut
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Re: How to change the pdf reader being used.

[WaltS]

On 05/02/2013 04:35 PM, Upscope wrote:

I want to change my seamonkey browser to use a reader other than Adobe
Reader for pdfs. I searched about:config and on web but cannot find
where to change it. Configuration is in signature.

Seamonkey version: 2.17
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/20.0 SeaMonkey/2.17
 Build identifier: 2013033000

Any help will be appreciated.

Russ



With SeaMonkey open press F1, navigate to the Customizing SeaMonkey 
section, then activate the Browser Preferences link. Activate the Helper 
Applications link, and read the section on Helper Applications.


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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[LnrB]

Geoff Welsh wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
>  LnrB wrote:
>>  M Gordon wrote:
>>>  LnrB wrote:
>>>  >  Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>>>  >  version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>>  >  insert images in news posts.
>>>  >
>>>  >  The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>>>  >  seems to read off my own drive.
>>>  >
>>>  >  Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>>  >  (';')
>>>  Lnr,
>>>
>>>  Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
>>>  sure it is set for HTML messaging. Otherwise when you send images
>>>  inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose. Be sure
>>>  to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
>>>  preferred messaging. You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
>>>  Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
>>>  Michael G
>>  Thank you, Michael,
>>  I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default. Newsgroup posts
>>  always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
>>  HTML.
>>
>>  I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
>>  (';')
>
>  Edit | Mail&  Newsgroups | Send Format
>
>  In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can add a
>  domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor
>  that preference.
>
>
thus revealing that deep down...SM knows it's wrong to send HTML
messages...lol

Good find PBG!
GW
   

Yabut if I wanted to only send plain text I'd use Thunderbird.
(';')
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How to change the pdf reader being used.

[Upscope]

I want to change my seamonkey browser to use a reader other than Adobe 
Reader for pdfs. I searched about:config and on web but cannot find 
where to change it. Configuration is in signature.

Seamonkey version: 2.17
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:20.0) Gecko/20100101 
Firefox/20.0 SeaMonkey/2.17
Build identifier: 2013033000

Any help will be appreciated.

Russ
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Re: RFE: Bundling BlueGriffon

[Geoff Welsh]

Daniel wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Chris Ilias wrote:

On 2013-04-30 10:56 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Chris Ilias wrote:


On 2013-04-29 10:28 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

But when I replied to that key posting where the newsgroup
name mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey was substituted (due to your
followup setting) for mozilla.support.seamonkey -- doing
nothing special except hitting "Reply" -- I got that error
message. I replied from this account with these settings and I
was rejected, so it logically follows that I have to be
subscribed to that group in order to post. Or doesn't it?


It may have just been a network issue. Try again.


Exactly the same result two days later.


I don't know. Try it with add-ons disabled.


Just tried that, no joy.

I really think it's because I'm not subscribed. Nothing else accounts
for this.

Just subscribed, and the message went through instantly on the first
try. Ed was right.


Paul, as ChrisI mentioned, a couple of days ago he posted to moz.test to
check out if he had a problem. I'm fairly certain (or I'd assume) that
ChrisI would have been subscribed to moz.test previously, and for this
test post, which worked, I guess he un-subscribed, posted the test
message, then re-subscribed to check.

I'm wondering if there might have been some sort of machine memory at
work in this case  i.e. ChrisI's 'puter or the Moz server
"remembered" that ChrisI had been subscribed to the server, so when this
test post rocked up, it was let through, where as you, Paul, may never
have been subscribed to moz.test/m.d.a.seamonkey (which I think was the
original "problem" group), so when your message showed up, Paul, it/they
were rejected.

Paul, if you think what I've hypothesised above makes any sort of sense,
can you subscribe to moz.test, post a message, check it arrives,
un-subscribe from group, send another test, re-subscribe and see if
things are different to your current situation?

(Do I really want to post this "drivel"?? If nothing else, it might
prove a negative. O.K.)

just to jump inI've x-posted to moz.gen from a machine that's never 
been subscribed and it worked.  So that case disproves the "have to 
subscribe to post" theory for one computer in the world but not much else.


GW
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[Geoff Welsh]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

LnrB wrote:

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:
> Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
> version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
> insert images in news posts.
>
> The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
> seems to read off my own drive.
>
> Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
> (';')
Lnr,

Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
sure it is set for HTML messaging. Otherwise when you send images
inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose. Be sure
to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
preferred messaging. You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
Michael G

Thank you, Michael,
I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default. Newsgroup posts
always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
HTML.

I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
(';')


Edit | Mail & Newsgroups | Send Format

In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can add a
domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor
that preference.


thus revealing that deep down...SM knows it's wrong to send HTML 
messages...lol


Good find PBG!
GW
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0: RESOLVED

[LnrB]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

LnrB wrote:
>  M Gordon wrote:
>>  LnrB wrote:
>>  >   Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>>  >   version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>  >   insert images in news posts.
>>  >
>>  >   The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>>  >   seems to read off my own drive.
>>  >
>>  >   Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>  >   (';')
>>  Lnr,
>>
>>  Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
>>  sure it is set for HTML messaging.  Otherwise when you send images
>>  inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose.  Be sure
>>  to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
>>  preferred messaging.  You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
>>  Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
>> Michael G
>  Thank you, Michael,
>  I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default.  Newsgroup posts
>  always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
>  HTML.
>
>  I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
>  (';')

Edit | Mail&  Newsgroups | Send Format

In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can add a
domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor
that preference.


   

Thank you, Paul, that worked!
(';')
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[LnrB]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

LnrB wrote:
>  M Gordon wrote:
>>  LnrB wrote:
>>  >   Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>>  >   version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>  >   insert images in news posts.
>>  >
>>  >   The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>>  >   seems to read off my own drive.
>>  >
>>  >   Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>  >   (';')
>>  Lnr,
>>
>>  Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
>>  sure it is set for HTML messaging.  Otherwise when you send images
>>  inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose.  Be sure
>>  to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
>>  preferred messaging.  You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
>>  Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
>> Michael G
>  Thank you, Michael,
>  I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default.  Newsgroup posts
>  always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
>  HTML.
>
>  I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
>  (';')

Edit | Mail&  Newsgroups | Send Format

In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can add a
domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor
that preference.


   
Really!  Thank you, Paul, I've never done that; add specific domains, I 
mean.


I'll try that and get back.
(';')
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[Paul B. Gallagher]

LnrB wrote:

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:
>  Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>  version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>  insert images in news posts.
>
>  The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>  seems to read off my own drive.
>
>  Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>  (';')
Lnr,

Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
sure it is set for HTML messaging.  Otherwise when you send images
inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose.  Be sure
to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
preferred messaging.  You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
   Michael G

Thank you, Michael,
I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default.  Newsgroup posts
always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send
HTML.

I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
(';')


Edit | Mail & Newsgroups | Send Format

In addition to the general prefs at the top of the dialog, you can add a 
domain to the HTML or plain-text list at bottom so SeaMonkey will honor 
that preference.



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Re: Garmin plugin install

[Dick Hoffman]

On 5/1/2013 5:47 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

Cruz, Jaime wrote, On 01/05/2013 23:07:

Cruz, Jaime wrote:

Dick Hoffman wrote:

On 4/30/2013 9:00 PM, Cruz, Jaime wrote:

Dick Hoffman wrote:

On 4/30/2013 5:40 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:

If I could not register a new GPS device without installing
a manufacturer-specific plugin, I would return the device
immediately and get one from a more enlightened manufacturer.

But if you are /really/ willing to risk compromising your
computer by installing a plug-in that you don't really
want, have you checked that your system meets all the
pre-requisites :



 Supports Windows XP SP3 and later.
 Supports Internet Explorer 7+, Firefox 3.6+, Safari 5+, or
Chrome 8+.
 This download only supports Windows computers. For the Mac
download of Garmin Communicator Plugin click here.
 This software requires Windows Media Player 11 or greater (a
free download from Microsoft).



Philip Taylor

Dick Hoffman wrote:

To register our new Garmin GPS device I need to download a plugin
called
Garmin Communicator 4.0.4 but SeaMonkey says it isn't compatible
with SM
2.17.1. I can't get it to install into IE 8 either although there
some
IE setting must be stopping it. Anyone out there using it with SM?
Dick
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The GPS wasn't something I purchased, so it won't go back. The plugin
supports my OS and all the browsers Phil listed. I finally
registered it
using Chrome on my wife's laptop but I'd rather use the desktop
for map
downloads, etc.
Dick


Interesting because in my Windows 7 VM environment I got the Garmin
Plug-In to install just fine with Seamonkey.  I don't remember doing
anything tricky to get it to install either...



That is interesting. Our User-Agents are pretty much the same except
for
the OS identifiers. What level of Garmin Communicator do you have
installed? I'm trying to install Version 4.0.4.
Dick Hoffman


I spoke too soon, it seems.  Looks like I never installed the
Communicator plug-in after I built the system (I wonder how I was able
to install my maps??  Oh wait, I had the Map Installer as a separate
program, THAT'S how).

I just tried installling the Communicator and you're right, it complains
that it is not compatible with Seamonkey 2.17.2.  I know there's a way
to hack the xpi file, but I don't remember the technique...



AHA!!  Got it!  No need to hack the .xpi file at all.  The problem
isn't in the Communicator plug-in itself, it's the xpi file!!

Do NOT go to this site to install the plugin:
http://software.garmin.com/en-US/gcp.html

Instead, go here:
http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=3607

Download the installer from THAT page.  Exit Seamonkey, run the
installer.  When it's finished, reopen Seamonkey and go to the first
link I gave you to confirm the plug-in is installed.



That's correct, i had installed Garmin Communicator version 4.0.1.0.
from that page in jan 28 2012


Garmin support said "You are correct we do not have any direct support 
for the SeaMonkey browser.

I will pass your email on as a suggestion for the future."
I followed the instructions from Jaime and Ray and the plugin is working 
just fine. This group is fantastic!!!

Dick Hoffman

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Re: Custom columns for each SeaMonkey v2.17.1+'s mail folder?

[WaltS]

Ant wrote:

Hello!

For an example with my inbox folder, I don't want to show Recipient
column. In my sent folders, I do want to show this column and not From
column. Is there a way to do this? It seems like the changes take
effects for all. :(

Thank you in advance. :)



By default my Inbox has Sender, and Sent has Recipient.

Just did a "Restore Column Order" to confirm, and nothing changed.

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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[LnrB]

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:
>  Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>  version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>  insert images in news posts.
>
>  The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>  seems to read off my own drive.
>
>  Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>  (';')
Lnr,

Try creating an account for PSP X-4, and when you set the account up be
sure it is set for HTML messaging.  Otherwise when you send images
inline you will have to press the Shift Key and click Compose.  Be sure
to add the newsgroup address to your address book and select HTML as the
preferred messaging.  You may have to open preferences for Mail to Send
Format and add the domain for the newsgroup into the HTML column.
   Michael G
   

Thank you, Michael,
I usually set everything to compose in HTML by default.  Newsgroup posts 
always recommend plain text and I have to specifically tell it to send HTML.


I'll go over the prefs *again* to see if I missed something.
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[LnrB]

Geoff Welsh wrote:

LnrB wrote:
>  Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
>>  LnrB wrote:
>>
>>  >  Has this function been broken? I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>>  >  version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>  >  insert images in news posts.
>>  >
>>  >  The image doesn't make it out of compose. When I look at from Sent, it
>>  >  seems to read off my own drive.
>>  >
>>  >  Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>  >  (';')
>>
>>  I don't seem to be able to do it in 2.17.1, either.
>>
>>  Depending on the image type and my chosen settings, I can send an image
>>  as an attachment, or as a broken box inline.
>>
>  Yes, Paul, thank you, attachments seem to work fine, but that doesn't
>  fly very well in stationery groups.
>
>  I'll looking. If I figure it out I'll let you know.
>  (';')

JOOC, what if you insert it inline AND attach it?  Does it stay inline
then?

(thinking it could be HREF-ing relatively instead of absolutely and
losing it.???)
GW
   

I don't know, Geoff.
I'll have to try that, thank you.
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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[LnrB]

Jay Garcia wrote:

On 02.05.2013 00:01, LnrB wrote:

  --- Original Message ---

>  Jay Garcia wrote:
>>  On 01.05.2013 21:23, LnrB wrote:
>>
>>--- Original Message ---
>>
>>  >   Has this function been broken?  I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>>  >   version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>>  >   insert images in news posts.
>>  >
>>  >   The image doesn't make it out of compose.  When I look at from
>>  Sent, it
>>  >   seems to read off my own drive.
>>  >
>>  >   Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>>  >   (';')
>>
>>  What "function", be a bit more specific with example(s).
>>
>>
>  I thought I explained that in the subject line, Jay, but I guess not.
>
>  When I try to insert an image in a post, it doesn't make it out of the
>  box, but the post arrives without the image I thought I inserted.
>
>  It's been since 2009 that I did any image embedding so I am quite rusty
>  at this (real life has interfered) and I got a newer version than my
>  favorite 1.0.9, and I know sometimes things get broken between versions.
>
>  So I was wondering if this function, image embed, was one of those things.
>  (';')

Traditionally, post the issue in the body of the message mainly for
understanding AND search functions, etc.

Does that particular group allow the posting of images. Are other
posters posting images?



   
Oh Yes, Jay, images are not only allowed but encouraged.  It's a 
stationery group.

(';')
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Custom columns for each SeaMonkey v2.17.1+'s mail folder?

[Ant]

Hello!

For an example with my inbox folder, I don't want to show Recipient 
column. In my sent folders, I do want to show this column and not From 
column. Is there a way to do this? It seems like the changes take 
effects for all. :(


Thank you in advance. :)
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Re: Newer Flash player plugins go berserk/crazy/bonker in SeaMonkey v2.1x.x in an old 32-bit Windows XP Pro. SP3 box.

[Ant]

http://pastie.org/private/isfygineq4b4admniwh4tg if it helps to find 
clues from Process Explorer v15.30.0.0 to debug. :)



On 4/27/2013 7:29 PM PT, Ant typed:


Has anyone had Flash videos go blank and act weird as shown in
http://i.imgur.com/GugQV05.gif as an example? I have to either exit/quit
SeaMonkey or kill Flash's plugin-container.exe process. I did not have
this problems with older Flash versions like v11.5 or earlier. It
started recently with v11.6 and v11.7 IIRC. It seems to happen a lot
lately. I tried clearing caches, but that doesn't seem to help.

I keep my SeaMonkey, Windows, and Flash player plugins/addon updated. I
never see this problem on my office machine with 64-bit W7 EE SP1 and
similiar softwares installed.
http://pastie.org/private/biufyftsz7kofbu1kk6q for my Process Explorer
v15.3 dump of Flash's plugin-container.exe going wacky.

Thank you in advance. :)

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Re: Insert Image, SM v2.0

[Jay Garcia]

On 02.05.2013 00:01, LnrB wrote:

 --- Original Message ---

> Jay Garcia wrote:
>> On 01.05.2013 21:23, LnrB wrote:
>>
>>   --- Original Message ---
>>
>> >  Has this function been broken?  I realize it's not an up-to-the-minute
>> >  version, but it has other things I want/need besides the ability to
>> >  insert images in news posts.
>> >
>> >  The image doesn't make it out of compose.  When I look at from
>> Sent, it
>> >  seems to read off my own drive.
>> >
>> >  Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong?
>> >  (';')
>>
>> What "function", be a bit more specific with example(s).
>>
>>
> I thought I explained that in the subject line, Jay, but I guess not.
> 
> When I try to insert an image in a post, it doesn't make it out of the
> box, but the post arrives without the image I thought I inserted.
> 
> It's been since 2009 that I did any image embedding so I am quite rusty
> at this (real life has interfered) and I got a newer version than my
> favorite 1.0.9, and I know sometimes things get broken between versions.
> 
> So I was wondering if this function, image embed, was one of those things.
> (';')

Traditionally, post the issue in the body of the message mainly for
understanding AND search functions, etc.

Does that particular group allow the posting of images. Are other
posters posting images?



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Re: RFE: Bundling BlueGriffon

[Daniel]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Daniel wrote:


Paul, as ChrisI mentioned, a couple of days ago he posted to moz.test to
check out if he had a problem. I'm fairly certain (or I'd assume) that
ChrisI would have been subscribed to moz.test previously, and for this
test post, which worked, I guess he un-subscribed, posted the test
message, then re-subscribed to check.

I'm wondering if there might have been some sort of machine memory at
work in this case  i.e. ChrisI's 'puter or the Moz server
"remembered" that ChrisI had been subscribed to the server, so when this
test post rocked up, it was let through, where as you, Paul, may never
have been subscribed to moz.test/m.d.a.seamonkey (which I think was the
original "problem" group), so when your message showed up, Paul, it/they
were rejected.

Paul, if you think what I've hypothesised above makes any sort of sense,
can you subscribe to moz.test, post a message, check it arrives,
un-subscribe from group, send another test, re-subscribe and see if
things are different to your current situation?

(Do I really want to post this "drivel"?? If nothing else, it might
prove a negative. O.K.)


OK, here are the results for your drivel.

1) Subscribed to mozilla.test from this account, downloaded all posts
and marked all as read. Posted a test message. It went through
instantly. Got new messages, mine had arrived intact.

2) Unsubscribed from mozilla.test, opened the test message in my Sent
folder ("edit as new"), made sure to select the same account with the
munged email address as I had used the first time, tried to post. Got
two superimposed error messages:

a) In back:
 Sending message - Test
 Status: Assembling message...
 Progress: [progress bar with green bit cycling endlessly]
 [Cancel]

b) In front:
 Send Message Error
 (!) Sending of message failed.
 Please verify that your Mail & Newsgroups settings
 are correct and try again.

It didn't matter that I had previously subscribed. What mattered was
that I was not currently subscribed.


Saw one post by you in moz.gen, but no second one!

O.K., so my "drivel" was drivel!! No "machine memory".

So how/why did ChrisI succeed??

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Re: RFE: Bundling BlueGriffon

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Daniel wrote:


Paul, as ChrisI mentioned, a couple of days ago he posted to moz.test to
check out if he had a problem. I'm fairly certain (or I'd assume) that
ChrisI would have been subscribed to moz.test previously, and for this
test post, which worked, I guess he un-subscribed, posted the test
message, then re-subscribed to check.

I'm wondering if there might have been some sort of machine memory at
work in this case  i.e. ChrisI's 'puter or the Moz server
"remembered" that ChrisI had been subscribed to the server, so when this
test post rocked up, it was let through, where as you, Paul, may never
have been subscribed to moz.test/m.d.a.seamonkey (which I think was the
original "problem" group), so when your message showed up, Paul, it/they
were rejected.

Paul, if you think what I've hypothesised above makes any sort of sense,
can you subscribe to moz.test, post a message, check it arrives,
un-subscribe from group, send another test, re-subscribe and see if
things are different to your current situation?

(Do I really want to post this "drivel"?? If nothing else, it might
prove a negative. O.K.)


OK, here are the results for your drivel.

1) Subscribed to mozilla.test from this account, downloaded all posts 
and marked all as read. Posted a test message. It went through 
instantly. Got new messages, mine had arrived intact.


2) Unsubscribed from mozilla.test, opened the test message in my Sent 
folder ("edit as new"), made sure to select the same account with the 
munged email address as I had used the first time, tried to post. Got 
two superimposed error messages:


a) In back:
Sending message - Test
Status: Assembling message...
Progress: [progress bar with green bit cycling endlessly]
[Cancel]

b) In front:
Send Message Error
(!) Sending of message failed.
Please verify that your Mail & Newsgroups settings
are correct and try again.

It didn't matter that I had previously subscribed. What mattered was 
that I was not currently subscribed.


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Re: RFE: Bundling BlueGriffon

[Daniel]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Chris Ilias wrote:

On 2013-04-30 10:56 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Chris Ilias wrote:


On 2013-04-29 10:28 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

But when I replied to that key posting where the newsgroup
name mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey was substituted (due to your
followup setting) for mozilla.support.seamonkey -- doing
nothing special except hitting "Reply" -- I got that error
message. I replied from this account with these settings and I
was rejected, so it logically follows that I have to be
subscribed to that group in order to post. Or doesn't it?


It may have just been a network issue. Try again.


Exactly the same result two days later.


I don't know. Try it with add-ons disabled.


Just tried that, no joy.

I really think it's because I'm not subscribed. Nothing else accounts
for this.

Just subscribed, and the message went through instantly on the first
try. Ed was right.


Paul, as ChrisI mentioned, a couple of days ago he posted to moz.test to 
check out if he had a problem. I'm fairly certain (or I'd assume) that 
ChrisI would have been subscribed to moz.test previously, and for this 
test post, which worked, I guess he un-subscribed, posted the test 
message, then re-subscribed to check.


I'm wondering if there might have been some sort of machine memory at 
work in this case  i.e. ChrisI's 'puter or the Moz server 
"remembered" that ChrisI had been subscribed to the server, so when this 
test post rocked up, it was let through, where as you, Paul, may never 
have been subscribed to moz.test/m.d.a.seamonkey (which I think was the 
original "problem" group), so when your message showed up, Paul, it/they 
were rejected.


Paul, if you think what I've hypothesised above makes any sort of sense, 
can you subscribe to moz.test, post a message, check it arrives, 
un-subscribe from group, send another test, re-subscribe and see if 
things are different to your current situation?


(Do I really want to post this "drivel"?? If nothing else, it might 
prove a negative. O.K.)


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