Re: News Sending Format

[Ray_Net]

Burry wrote on 22/10/2015 05:25:

On 22.10.15 4:58, Bruce Hagen wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 10/21/2015 12:51 PM, Bruce Hagen wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 10/21/2015 12:38 PM, Bruce Hagen wrote:

In one of the newsgroups I frequent HTML is preferred.

I went into Account Settings | Composition and Addressing and 
checked to
use HTML. Under Global Composing Preferences |  Send Format, I 
have Send

the message as formatted text (HTML)..Selected, not "Ask
me", but it does ask me anyway. I also added the 
group to

the HTML Domains, but that doesn't help.

Anyway to get rid of the "Ask me" prompt?




Which newsgroup?  Almost all request plain-text.




Microsoft Answers. Using the NNTP Bridge. Basically, the newsgroup 
is a

back door. What is posted in the newsgroup ends up in the Web forum.

Been posting replies in MS newsgroups/forums since 2004.



Microsoft Answers is NOT a newsgroup.  It appears to be a Web-based
forum.  You mention an NNTP bridge.  What is the NAME of the NEWSGROUP
at the NNTP end of that bridge?



You're correct. Microsoft answers is not a newsgroup. MS dropped the
newsgroups in 2009 and created MS Answers to replace them.

If you were familiar with the old MS newsgroups, they were the focal
point. Someone came up with adapting the newsgroups with what was called
the CDO for Window. It was the Web end of the newsgroups. What we have
now is exactly the opposite.

The server name if you were to set it up is simply 127.0.0.1 using 
Port 120.


Here is a screenshot of my folder tree. 127.0.0.1 is named Answers.
(Sorry, you have to copy & paste the link).

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz341/bruceib/10-21-2015%207-46-36%20PM_zps62jpqawt.png 





As in my reply to Burry:

The NNTP Bridge
http://communitybridge2.codeplex.com/



Hm.. That aint no newsgroup.


Anyway, he use the news part of SM to communicate.
So his question is correct: "Anyway to get rid of the "Ask me" prompt? "

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Re: News Sending Format

[WaltS48]

Bruce Hagen wrote:

In one of the newsgroups I frequent HTML is preferred.

I went into Account Settings | Composition and Addressing and checked 
to use HTML. Under Global Composing Preferences |  Send Format, I have 
Send the message as formatted text (HTML)..Selected, not 
"Ask me", but it does ask me anyway. I also added the 
group to the HTML Domains, but that doesn't help.


Anyway to get rid of the "Ask me" prompt?




I think you will have to file a bug report.

I just tested your settings  (except for adding the group to the HTML 
Domains) on this news server with a post to m.test and received the "Ask 
Me" prompt.


Probably will get it with this post because I forgot to change the 
Account Setting.


I'll select Plain Text. :)
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Re: News Sending Format

[Bruce Hagen]

WaltS48 wrote:

Bruce Hagen wrote:

In one of the newsgroups I frequent HTML is preferred.

I went into Account Settings | Composition and Addressing and checked
to use HTML. Under Global Composing Preferences |  Send Format, I have
Send the message as formatted text (HTML)..Selected, not
"Ask me", but it does ask me anyway. I also added the
group to the HTML Domains, but that doesn't help.

Anyway to get rid of the "Ask me" prompt?




I think you will have to file a bug report.

I just tested your settings  (except for adding the group to the HTML
Domains) on this news server with a post to m.test and received the "Ask
Me" prompt.

Probably will get it with this post because I forgot to change the
Account Setting.

I'll select Plain Text. :)



Thanks for that. At least I know it's not just here.

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Re: Plugin container for Sea Monkey stopped working (v 2.10)

[A Williams]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/21/2015 11:09 AM, A Williams wrote:

funtotan...@gmail.com wrote:

On Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 5:01:49 AM UTC-7, Lee wrote:

This warning has just popped up in the last couple of days, is anyone
else having this warning.  Don't know what it effects as it all seems
to be working correctly except for the warning.   Am using Vista.


Yes I am having this problem with SM.  How can we get this resolved?



What version are you running?



Version 2.10 as mentioned in the Subject. ?



The original posting carries a date of June 2012, which is around the 
time v 2.10 was current so I'm inclined to believe it.
funtotango's posting was a couple of days ago so I'm rather expecting 
him to be running a current level.

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Re: Plugin container for Sea Monkey stopped working (v 2.10)

[WaltS48]

On 10/22/2015 12:19 PM, A Williams wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/21/2015 11:09 AM, A Williams wrote:

funtotan...@gmail.com wrote:

On Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 5:01:49 AM UTC-7, Lee wrote:

This warning has just popped up in the last couple of days, is anyone
else having this warning.  Don't know what it effects as it all seems
to be working correctly except for the warning.   Am using Vista.


Yes I am having this problem with SM.  How can we get this resolved?



What version are you running?



Version 2.10 as mentioned in the Subject. ?



The original posting carries a date of June 2012, which is around the
time v 2.10 was current so I'm inclined to believe it.
funtotango's posting was a couple of days ago so I'm rather expecting
him to be running a current level.



Unfortunately fun to tango's post was posted through Google groups and 
one of those me to posts that they never respond to when asked for more 
information.


Apologies to funtotango if they have a legitimate problem.

Start a new thread identifying your operating system, version of 
SeaMonkey and  any other details.


Probably too busy tangoing.

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Re: Plugin container for Sea Monkey stopped working (v 2.10)

[A Williams]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/22/2015 12:19 PM, A Williams wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/21/2015 11:09 AM, A Williams wrote:

funtotan...@gmail.com wrote:

On Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 5:01:49 AM UTC-7, Lee wrote:

This warning has just popped up in the last couple of days, is anyone
else having this warning.  Don't know what it effects as it all seems
to be working correctly except for the warning.   Am using Vista.


Yes I am having this problem with SM.  How can we get this resolved?



What version are you running?



Version 2.10 as mentioned in the Subject. ?



The original posting carries a date of June 2012, which is around the
time v 2.10 was current so I'm inclined to believe it.
funtotango's posting was a couple of days ago so I'm rather expecting
him to be running a current level.



Unfortunately fun to tango's post was posted through Google groups and
one of those me to posts that they never respond to when asked for more
information.

Apologies to funtotango if they have a legitimate problem.

Start a new thread identifying your operating system, version of
SeaMonkey and  any other details.

Probably too busy tangoing.



yes, I'd noticed the Grougle Goops aspect as well.  You need a valid 
email addr to set up GG so I could mail him (?) if I really cared.

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SM 2.35 will not run, just exits

[Philip]

My Fedora 21 based, SM 2.35 will not start, it just exits immediately 
with no error messages or warnings. seamonkey --help prints something, 
but that is about it. I cannot get it to start the profile manager or 
anything else.


I have tried moving my ".mozilla" directory to a backup and emptying the 
.cache/seamokey directory, but the problem persists.


If a create a new user login account and copy my profile over to the new 
login profile, SM starts up fine and I can access my mail and bookmarks.


There must be something else in the original login account that is 
causing the problem. Anyone know what that could be?

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Re: SM 2.35 will not run, just exits

[WaltS48]

On 10/22/2015 03:20 PM, Philip wrote:

My Fedora 21 based, SM 2.35 will not start, it just exits immediately
with no error messages or warnings. seamonkey --help prints something,
but that is about it. I cannot get it to start the profile manager or
anything else.

I have tried moving my ".mozilla" directory to a backup and emptying the
.cache/seamokey directory, but the problem persists.

If a create a new user login account and copy my profile over to the new
login profile, SM starts up fine and I can access my mail and bookmarks.



Login account on Fedora 21?


There must be something else in the original login account that is
causing the problem. Anyone know what that could be?


Nope.

What happens if you open a terminal and start SeaMonkey from the command 
line?


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Re: SM 2.35 will not run, just exits

[Philip]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/22/2015 03:20 PM, Philip wrote:

My Fedora 21 based, SM 2.35 will not start, it just exits immediately
with no error messages or warnings. seamonkey --help prints something,
but that is about it. I cannot get it to start the profile manager or
anything else.

I have tried moving my ".mozilla" directory to a backup and emptying the
.cache/seamokey directory, but the problem persists.

If a create a new user login account and copy my profile over to the new
login profile, SM starts up fine and I can access my mail and bookmarks.



Login account on Fedora 21?


I created a second login account on my Fedora 21 desktop computer. That 
provides the new user with a separate empty home directory.


The implications are that there is corrupted file in the original home 
directory causing the problem.





There must be something else in the original login account that is
causing the problem. Anyone know what that could be?


Nope.

What happens if you open a terminal and start SeaMonkey from the command
line?


I was describing the command line problem. I type seamonkey and then 
press Enter. The shell command prompt returns immediately. No errors or 
warnings messages are generated. If I type seamonkey --help I get a 
response, but nothing otherwise.

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Re: SM 2.35 will not run, just exits

[WaltS48]

On 10/22/2015 05:09 PM, Philip wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/22/2015 03:20 PM, Philip wrote:

My Fedora 21 based, SM 2.35 will not start, it just exits immediately
with no error messages or warnings. seamonkey --help prints something,
but that is about it. I cannot get it to start the profile manager or
anything else.

I have tried moving my ".mozilla" directory to a backup and emptying the
.cache/seamokey directory, but the problem persists.

If a create a new user login account and copy my profile over to the new
login profile, SM starts up fine and I can access my mail and bookmarks.



Login account on Fedora 21?


I created a second login account on my Fedora 21 desktop computer. That
provides the new user with a separate empty home directory.

The implications are that there is corrupted file in the original home
directory causing the problem.




There must be something else in the original login account that is
causing the problem. Anyone know what that could be?


Nope.

What happens if you open a terminal and start SeaMonkey from the command
line?


I was describing the command line problem. I type seamonkey and then
press Enter. The shell command prompt returns immediately. No errors or
warnings messages are generated. If I type seamonkey --help I get a
response, but nothing otherwise.



If you copy the profile to the new user and it works, it sounds like the 
problem is with Fedora and not SeaMonkey,


Fedora has a support forum @ 

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Re: New News Replies

[EE]

Bruce Hagen wrote:

EE wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

Bruce Hagen wrote:

Using SeaMonkey for news. When there are replies to threads the number
of unread shows next to the group as expected. However, no threads in
the message list are highlighted so I have to expand all the threads to
find the new posts. Any workaround for this?



The first post in the thread is not underlined when there are new unread
messages?


The first post in the thread is bold and the rest are underlined.




I don't see that here. The original post is not bold after being read
even with a reply.


Before you read the first post, it is bold, but not afterwards.

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Re: SM 2.35 will not run, just exits

[Philip]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/22/2015 05:09 PM, Philip wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

On 10/22/2015 03:20 PM, Philip wrote:

My Fedora 21 based, SM 2.35 will not start, it just exits immediately
with no error messages or warnings. seamonkey --help prints something,
but that is about it. I cannot get it to start the profile manager or
anything else.

I have tried moving my ".mozilla" directory to a backup and emptying
the
.cache/seamokey directory, but the problem persists.

If a create a new user login account and copy my profile over to the
new
login profile, SM starts up fine and I can access my mail and
bookmarks.



Login account on Fedora 21?


I created a second login account on my Fedora 21 desktop computer. That
provides the new user with a separate empty home directory.

The implications are that there is corrupted file in the original home
directory causing the problem.




There must be something else in the original login account that is
causing the problem. Anyone know what that could be?


Nope.

What happens if you open a terminal and start SeaMonkey from the command
line?


I was describing the command line problem. I type seamonkey and then
press Enter. The shell command prompt returns immediately. No errors or
warnings messages are generated. If I type seamonkey --help I get a
response, but nothing otherwise.



If you copy the profile to the new user and it works, it sounds like the
problem is with Fedora and not SeaMonkey,

Fedora has a support forum @ 


Thanks, I can definitely try that forum as well.

However, I do not think that Fedora is the issue. Something has happened 
to the original user's environment that is causing the problem.


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Re: New News Replies

[Bruce Hagen]

EE wrote:

Bruce Hagen wrote:

EE wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

Bruce Hagen wrote:

Using SeaMonkey for news. When there are replies to threads the number
of unread shows next to the group as expected. However, no threads in
the message list are highlighted so I have to expand all the
threads to
find the new posts. Any workaround for this?



The first post in the thread is not underlined when there are new
unread
messages?


The first post in the thread is bold and the rest are underlined.




I don't see that here. The original post is not bold after being read
even with a reply.


Before you read the first post, it is bold, but not afterwards.





Well, sure. In a newsgroup one may have read the first post days ago.

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Re: New News Replies

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Bruce Hagen wrote:


EE wrote:

Before you read the first post, it is bold, but not afterwards.


Well, sure. In a newsgroup one may have read the first post days ago.


Bolding means "unread," lack of bolding means "read." You can toggle 
them by pressing the letter "M" or right-clicking the message line and 
choosing "Mark... As Read."


As for underlining, I only see underlining when a thread containing one 
or more unread messages is collapsed; when I expand it, each message is 
either bold (unread) or plain (read) and none are underlined.


And of course with my settings (View | Threads | Threads with Unread), 
threads with no unread messages are not shown. They vanish as soon as I 
navigate away from the newsgroup, but not while I'm still there.


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Re: Page doesn't open Seamonkey 2.38

[louis . a . russ]

On Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 3:07:13 PM UTC-4, Ron wrote:
> Ron wrote:
> > I've had this problem on a few pages most recently:
> >
> > http://www.bustatech.com/webcamviewer-a-simple-viewer-for-webcam/
> >
> > Opens in IE
> 
> Ok I just tried it again & it opened. I tried it 3 or 4 times before & 
> just got a blank screen.

I tried this and the first time I got a blank screen.  The second time it 
opened ok.

I've been crashing quite a lot with 2.38 under Win 7.

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Re: Page doesn't open Seamonkey 2.38

[Paul B. Gallagher]

louis.a.r...@gmail.com wrote:


On Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 3:07:13 PM UTC-4, Ron wrote:

Ron wrote:

I've had this problem on a few pages most recently:

http://www.bustatech.com/webcamviewer-a-simple-viewer-for-webcam/

Opens in IE


Ok I just tried it again & it opened. I tried it 3 or 4 times before &
just got a blank screen.


I tried this and the first time I got a blank screen.  The second time it 
opened ok.


Probably a server issue; when I got the blank screen I did CTRL-U to 
view the source code and that was blank, too. After a reload all was well.



I've been crashing quite a lot with 2.38 under Win 7.


Not my experience, but configurations and profiles do differ...

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Re: SeaMoneky 2.38 is out of date

[Marisa Ciceran]

David, et al

I do have the Firefox compatibility option turned on.  I also have 
notified the bank every time this has happened. Their banking tech 
support folks are totally clueless.


So long as I am not blocked from logging in as I was months back, I can 
deal with it, but I thought I alert you guys about this.


Thanks, all.

Marisa


David E. Ross wrote:

   I still get the "out of date" notice.  The problem is that
some Web se


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