Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Hartmut Figge]

Daniel:

>Posting to moz.test is fine and I can reply here!! I don't know!! 

Well, I know of postings which cannot be read. Fine in the thread pane,
but an empty body. If that describes your problem, here is what I do in
such cases. In such very rare cases.

Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Cache. Then 'Clear Cache'. Works for me
and others with the same problem. Perhaps also for you.

Can you now read your OP in mozilla.support.seamonkey? :)

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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Daniel]

Daniel wrote on 10/01/20 15:54:

WaltS48 wrote on 10/01/20 11:11:

On 1/9/20 6:53 PM, Daniel wrote:

Hartmut Figge wrote on 09/01/20 21:03:

Daniel:

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:


Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending 
messages

  > Sent folder on


Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same 
server*

going into different folders/sub-folders!!


Looking for a pref I created a sub folder abrakadabra in my mail
account, set Copies for news.mozilla.org to this abrakadabra and looked
in about:config for that name.

Here is the result:

Preference Name
    mail.identity.id3.fcc_folder
Value
    mailbox://hafi@localhost/abrakadabra

So there exists indeed a pref. id3 obviously belongs to 
news.mozilla.org

on my machine. What you need is a standard value for the server and
different values for some newsgroups.


I'm guessing your mail account would be id1, your local folders would 
be id2 and your mozilla account is id3.



Sounds like a MailNewsEnhancement. That one could be spelled as mnenh.
Append an y and you have mnenhy. *g*


Yeap, I recall Mnenhy being mentioned here-abouts a long time ago.


Mnenhy can indeed set prefs for individual folders. Here is an example
from the profile of my last working SM-Trunk:

http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/mn200109.png

There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
private modification which works for me and some others.

It may be that you have questions. If so, ask.

(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post 
when I

cannot even 'see' my OP!!)


Huh? Why can't you see your OP?


I haven't a clue!! I don't think I've killfiled myself! ;-) Well, no, 
of course not, 'cause I can see my response to Ray!!


Maybe one of the SM devs could suggest something?? ;-P


Repair the folder?

So are you suggesting, Walt, that my Profile is broken in such a way 
that I cannot see posts by me when they would have been original posts??


My OP's i n UseNet are O.K.!! Hang on!! I'll do an OP in moz.test and 
see how I go!!



Posting to moz.test is fine and I can reply here!! I don't know!! But as 
long as you guys can see any OP's I may make from time to time, I guess 
that's all that matters! ;-)


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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Daniel]

WaltS48 wrote on 10/01/20 11:11:

On 1/9/20 6:53 PM, Daniel wrote:

Hartmut Figge wrote on 09/01/20 21:03:

Daniel:

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:


Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending 
messages

  > Sent folder on


Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same 
server*

going into different folders/sub-folders!!


Looking for a pref I created a sub folder abrakadabra in my mail
account, set Copies for news.mozilla.org to this abrakadabra and looked
in about:config for that name.

Here is the result:

Preference Name
    mail.identity.id3.fcc_folder
Value
    mailbox://hafi@localhost/abrakadabra

So there exists indeed a pref. id3 obviously belongs to news.mozilla.org
on my machine. What you need is a standard value for the server and
different values for some newsgroups.


I'm guessing your mail account would be id1, your local folders would 
be id2 and your mozilla account is id3.



Sounds like a MailNewsEnhancement. That one could be spelled as mnenh.
Append an y and you have mnenhy. *g*


Yeap, I recall Mnenhy being mentioned here-abouts a long time ago.


Mnenhy can indeed set prefs for individual folders. Here is an example
from the profile of my last working SM-Trunk:

http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/mn200109.png

There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
private modification which works for me and some others.

It may be that you have questions. If so, ask.


(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I
cannot even 'see' my OP!!)


Huh? Why can't you see your OP?


I haven't a clue!! I don't think I've killfiled myself! ;-) Well, no, 
of course not, 'cause I can see my response to Ray!!


Maybe one of the SM devs could suggest something?? ;-P


Repair the folder?

So are you suggesting, Walt, that my Profile is broken in such a way 
that I cannot see posts by me when they would have been original posts??


My OP's i n UseNet are O.K.!! Hang on!! I'll do an OP in moz.test and 
see how I go!!



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Re: Adobe Acrobat Plugin

[WaltS48]

On 1/9/20 9:08 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to 
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file which 
wouldn't open in the older version.


I also have the Adobe Acrobat Plugin v19.21 activated on SeaMonkey v2.49.5.

Ever since installing the Acrobat Reader update, I've been having 
intermittent problems opening .pdf files in SeaMonkey. Sometimes the 
page will say "done", but the display will be blank. Sometimes 
re-loading the page corrects the problem, but not always. If I save the 
page to my desktop as a .pdf file, Acrobat Reader will open it in its 
own window.


I went into Preferences->Helper Applications and changed the settings to 
"Use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC". Now when I click on a .pdf file in a web 
page, the file opens properly but in a separate Acrobat Reader window. I 
would much prefer to have it open as before in the SeaMonkey window. How 
do I do that? Thanks!


John


Do you have the PDF viewer extension installed?

It should appear in the Actions column of Helper Applications and you 
can select it.


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Adobe Acrobat Plugin

[notme]

I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to 
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file which 
wouldn't open in the older version.


I also have the Adobe Acrobat Plugin v19.21 activated on SeaMonkey v2.49.5.

Ever since installing the Acrobat Reader update, I've been having 
intermittent problems opening .pdf files in SeaMonkey. Sometimes the 
page will say "done", but the display will be blank. Sometimes 
re-loading the page corrects the problem, but not always. If I save the 
page to my desktop as a .pdf file, Acrobat Reader will open it in its 
own window.


I went into Preferences->Helper Applications and changed the settings to 
"Use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC". Now when I click on a .pdf file in a web 
page, the file opens properly but in a separate Acrobat Reader window. I 
would much prefer to have it open as before in the SeaMonkey window. How 
do I do that? Thanks!


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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[WaltS48]

On 1/9/20 6:53 PM, Daniel wrote:

Hartmut Figge wrote on 09/01/20 21:03:

Daniel:

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:



Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending messages
  > Sent folder on


Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same server*
going into different folders/sub-folders!!


Looking for a pref I created a sub folder abrakadabra in my mail
account, set Copies for news.mozilla.org to this abrakadabra and looked
in about:config for that name.

Here is the result:

Preference Name
    mail.identity.id3.fcc_folder
Value
    mailbox://hafi@localhost/abrakadabra

So there exists indeed a pref. id3 obviously belongs to news.mozilla.org
on my machine. What you need is a standard value for the server and
different values for some newsgroups.


I'm guessing your mail account would be id1, your local folders would be 
id2 and your mozilla account is id3.



Sounds like a MailNewsEnhancement. That one could be spelled as mnenh.
Append an y and you have mnenhy. *g*


Yeap, I recall Mnenhy being mentioned here-abouts a long time ago.


Mnenhy can indeed set prefs for individual folders. Here is an example
from the profile of my last working SM-Trunk:

http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/mn200109.png

There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
private modification which works for me and some others.

It may be that you have questions. If so, ask.


(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I
cannot even 'see' my OP!!)


Huh? Why can't you see your OP?


I haven't a clue!! I don't think I've killfiled myself! ;-) Well, no, of 
course not, 'cause I can see my response to Ray!!


Maybe one of the SM devs could suggest something?? ;-P



Repair the folder?

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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Daniel]

Hartmut Figge wrote on 09/01/20 21:03:

Daniel:

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:



Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending messages
  > Sent folder on


Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same server*
going into different folders/sub-folders!!


Looking for a pref I created a sub folder abrakadabra in my mail
account, set Copies for news.mozilla.org to this abrakadabra and looked
in about:config for that name.

Here is the result:

Preference Name
mail.identity.id3.fcc_folder
Value
mailbox://hafi@localhost/abrakadabra

So there exists indeed a pref. id3 obviously belongs to news.mozilla.org
on my machine. What you need is a standard value for the server and
different values for some newsgroups.


I'm guessing your mail account would be id1, your local folders would be 
id2 and your mozilla account is id3.



Sounds like a MailNewsEnhancement. That one could be spelled as mnenh.
Append an y and you have mnenhy. *g*


Yeap, I recall Mnenhy being mentioned here-abouts a long time ago.


Mnenhy can indeed set prefs for individual folders. Here is an example
from the profile of my last working SM-Trunk:

http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/mn200109.png

There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
private modification which works for me and some others.

It may be that you have questions. If so, ask.


(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I
cannot even 'see' my OP!!)


Huh? Why can't you see your OP?


I haven't a clue!! I don't think I've killfiled myself! ;-) Well, no, of 
course not, 'cause I can see my response to Ray!!


Maybe one of the SM devs could suggest something?? ;-P

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Re: Is Chrome the future on DeskTop ?

[WaltS48]

On 1/9/20 5:28 PM, Ray_Net wrote:




The future started in 2013.



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Re: SM loosesNesgroup subscriptions

[Hartmut Figge]

Rainer Bielefeld:

>And the main problem: what the heck might have happened with my User Profile? 
>I 
>have a backup, but comparison will b a horrible work, because I do not know 
>for 
>what difference I should search the profiles

Oh, how good I remember that from the days I used SM-Trunk. *g*

First step should be to determine the root of the problem. aioe does not
use any form of authentication, IIRC, so that should be easy.

New profile, you don't need an E-Mail account. Add news account for aioe
and in that some groups including braunschweig.allgemeines and
braunschweig.kaufrausch. Test. If the issue went away, the problem is
with your old profile. If the issue persists, it has to be aioe.

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Re: SM loosesNesgroup subscriptions

[Rainer Bielefeld]

On 09.01.2020 19:16, Hartmut Figge wrote:

Or some weird problem within your profile.




Hi Hartmut,

probably with my profile. It would be a too big coincidence that aioe gets the 
problem exactly when I did the test.


But Of course I can ask whether they observe any problems with that 2 NG.

And the main problem: what the heck might have happened with my User Profile? I 
have a backup, but comparison will b a horrible work, because I do not know for 
what difference I should search the profiles


CU

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Re: SM loosesNesgroup subscriptions

[Hartmut Figge]

Rainer Bielefeld:

>Since I did my latest tests on Bug "315025 Special characters in newsgroup 
>name 
>causing problems with newsreader..." 
>, my installation of 
>unofficial (by wg9s) De SeaMonkey 2.53.2(NT 6.1; Win64; x64; rv:60.0) 
>Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0 Build 20191230130008 {Milestone=60.3.2 | 
>SourceStamp=f3720549528fd4e297a4b9f285acd2fe1d0a6938} (Default Classic Theme) 
>on 
>German WIN7 64bit
>looses NG-Subscriptions from server news.aioe.org,iwth which I did the test.
>
>It seems that only NG braunschweig.allgemeines and braunschweig.kaufrausch are 
>affected.
>
>Loss always happens when close and launch again. Sometimes only 1 gets lost, 
>sometimes both ones.

I have tested this on tota-refugium.de with my current Mozilla/5.0 (X11;
Linux x86_64; rv:60.0) Gecko/2020010622 SeaMonkey/2.53.2-h. No such
issues there.

>Any Idea what I can do?

It may be a problem with aioe. Or some weird problem within your profile. :)

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SM loosesNesgroup subscriptions

[Rainer Bielefeld]

Since I did my latest tests on Bug "315025 Special characters in newsgroup name 
causing problems with newsreader..." 
, my installation of 
unofficial (by wg9s) De SeaMonkey 2.53.2(NT 6.1; Win64; x64; rv:60.0) 
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0 Build 20191230130008 {Milestone=60.3.2 | 
SourceStamp=f3720549528fd4e297a4b9f285acd2fe1d0a6938} (Default Classic Theme) on 
German WIN7 64bit

looses NG-Subscriptions from server news.aioe.org,iwth which I did the test.

It seems that only NG braunschweig.allgemeines and braunschweig.kaufrausch are 
affected.


Loss always happens when close and launch again. Sometimes only 1 gets lost, 
sometimes both ones.


Any Idea what I can do?

CU

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Re: Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

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On 1/9/20, DoctorBill  wrote:
> DoctorBill wrote:
>> DoctorBill wrote:
>>> I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
>>> told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for
>>> Viruses and
>>> Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !
>>>
>>> Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win
>>> 7) ?
>>> Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?
>>>
>>> I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry
>>> window
>>> business and spoofing and all that.
>>>
>>> DoctorBill
>> .
>> Wow - I did a Google Search using the title for my Post here.
>> Many many postings on the unsafe use of MicroSoft's IE.
>> MicroSoft !  Why haven't they fixed this problem ? !
>> After all these years with uncounted programmers around at MS
>> to work on it...
>> That's like PURPOSEFULLY leaving the front door unlocked !
>>
>> DoctorBill
> .
> I guess I am answering my own query !
> From:
> telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/02/08/stop-using-internet-explorer-warns-
> microsofts-security-chief/
> "Microsoft's own security chief has warned millions of people who
> continue to use Internet
> Explorer as a default web browser are placing themselves in "peril". "

Apparently you missed this bit
"Microsoft has in recent years encouraged users to adopt its more
modern web browser, the Microsoft Edge, which was released in 2015."

In other words, they've given up on Internet Explorer and want you to
switch to Edge.
Then they gave up on Edge and created a version based on chrome:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/4/18125238/microsoft-chrome-browser-windows-10-edge-chromium
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-is-microsofts-chromium-based-edge-really-different-from-chrome/

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Re: Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for Viruses and
Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !

Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win 7) ?
Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?

I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry window
business and spoofing and all that.

DoctorBill


Edge based on Chromium will be released next week. SeaMonkey still rules but 
the new Edge is ok as a second browser for problematic sites. They kicked the 
google junk out and only put in some MS junk which can be disabled.


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Re: Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

[WaltS48]

On 1/9/20 11:14 AM, DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for 
Viruses and

Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !

Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win 
7) ?

Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?

I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry 
window

business and spoofing and all that.

DoctorBill

.
Wow - I did a Google Search using the title for my Post here.
Many many postings on the unsafe use of MicroSoft's IE.
MicroSoft !  Why haven't they fixed this problem ? !
After all these years with uncounted programmers around at MS
to work on it...
That's like PURPOSEFULLY leaving the front door unlocked !

DoctorBill

.
I guess I am answering my own query !
From: 
telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/02/08/stop-using-internet-explorer-warns-

microsofts-security-chief/
"Microsoft's own security chief has warned millions of people who 
continue to use Internet

Explorer as a default web browser are placing themselves in "peril". "

Is he still employed there !? DoctorBill



I don't know.

From that article "Microsoft will end support for Internet Explorer 10 
in January 2020, while Internet Explorer 11 will remain as the final 
iteration of the software."


Speaking of leaving the front door unlocked. Yours will be unlocked 
after Jan 14th.


"The specific end of support day for Windows 7 will be January 14, 2020. 
After that, technical assistance and software updates from Windows 
Update that help protect your PC will no longer be available for the 
product. Microsoft strongly recommends that you move to Windows 10 
sometime before January 2020 to avoid a situation where you need service 
or support that is no longer available."


REF: 



You do know they are replacing IE with a new browser called Edge? But 
SeaMonkey, Firefox and other browsers run on Windows 10.


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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Ray Davison]

Daniel wrote:

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:

Daniel wrote:
I watch four groups on this server, so the fact that any replys I 
have to any threads in any of these groups all go into the one folder 
is no great problem ... However 


On my UseNet server, I monitor about 75 groups, Sure, most of them 
have very little to nil action, but some newsgroups are still 
reasonably active.


So, what I would like to do (at the start of this new year) is to set 
up outgoing filters so, say, all the replies to Operating Systems 
(Win7 & Linux) type newsgroups automatically go into one folder, all 
the replies to T.V. show type newsgroups go into a second folder and 
all the rest go into a third folder.


Remembering that this is for my outgoing messages, is this possible?? 
Maybe by setting up filters on the Local Folders 'Sent' folder!


Anyone got any ideas?? Or, better still, are able to direct me to 
on-line instructions.


Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending 
messages  > Sent folder on


HTH

Ray

Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it 
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one 
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same server* 
going into different folders/sub-folders!!


(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I 
cannot even 'see' my OP!!)



If "OP" is original post, it is still here.  I did not trim any of it.

I have not been anywhere near UseNet in a very long time.  If you are 
sending from within SM, you can send from one account and create a copy 
in a different account.  But everything sent from that account is saved 
in whatever account you select.


As for where to save sent messages, if you don't want them in an 
existing account, you can create three dummy accounts used to just store 
sent mail.  But you will need a separate send account for each save account.


I don't know what your current incoming mail looks like, but you can do 
a lot with incoming filters and multiple email addresses.


Later.  I'm off to Quartzsite, AZ for a few days.

Ray




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Re: Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

[DoctorBill]

DoctorBill wrote:

DoctorBill wrote:

I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for 
Viruses and

Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !

Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win 
7) ?

Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?

I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry 
window

business and spoofing and all that.

DoctorBill

.
Wow - I did a Google Search using the title for my Post here.
Many many postings on the unsafe use of MicroSoft's IE.
MicroSoft !  Why haven't they fixed this problem ? !
After all these years with uncounted programmers around at MS
to work on it...
That's like PURPOSEFULLY leaving the front door unlocked !

DoctorBill

.
I guess I am answering my own query !
From: 
telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/02/08/stop-using-internet-explorer-warns-

microsofts-security-chief/
"Microsoft's own security chief has warned millions of people who 
continue to use Internet

Explorer as a default web browser are placing themselves in "peril". "

Is he still employed there !? DoctorBill

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Re: Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

[DoctorBill]

DoctorBill wrote:

I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for Viruses and
Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !

Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win 7) ?
Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?

I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry 
window

business and spoofing and all that.

DoctorBill

.
Wow - I did a Google Search using the title for my Post here.
Many many postings on the unsafe use of MicroSoft's IE.
MicroSoft !  Why haven't they fixed this problem ? !
After all these years with uncounted programmers around at MS
to work on it...
That's like PURPOSEFULLY leaving the front door unlocked !

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Is "Internet Explorer" STILL unsafe to use ?

[DoctorBill]

I originally (back in the Jurassic Age)  went to SeaMonkey because I was
told that Internet Explorer was dangerous..full of ways for Viruses and
Malware ('holes') to get into my system.   That was MANY years ago !

Is that STILL a true statement today with Windows 10 (and even in Win 7) ?
Has Microsoft fixed it by now ?

I like SeaMonkey - but I am getting tired of GOOGLE and the bad entry window
business and spoofing and all that.

DoctorBill
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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Hartmut Figge]

Hartmut Figge:

>Should I look into the problem? Hm. I suspect there will be serious
>problems with SM-2.57. Better wait for that.

I'm a bit curious so I tested an old SM-2.53. That resides in the folder
1905052243 and is therefore from last May. There the problem with the
preferences does not yet exist. Interesting.

It may be, that it will works for SM-2.49. Perhaps. *g*

Hartmut
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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Hartmut Figge]

Hartmut Figge:

>There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
>modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
>private modification which works for me and some others.

I haven't used setting prefs for a long time. Now I tried on my
SM-2.53.2. Doesn't work. So forget about Mnenhy.

Should I look into the problem? Hm. I suspect there will be serious
problems with SM-2.57. Better wait for that.

Hartmut
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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Hartmut Figge]

Daniel:
>Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:

>> Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending messages 
>>  > Sent folder on
>> 
>Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it 
>have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one 
>folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same server* 
>going into different folders/sub-folders!!

Looking for a pref I created a sub folder abrakadabra in my mail
account, set Copies for news.mozilla.org to this abrakadabra and looked
in about:config for that name.

Here is the result:

Preference Name
   mail.identity.id3.fcc_folder
Value
   mailbox://hafi@localhost/abrakadabra

So there exists indeed a pref. id3 obviously belongs to news.mozilla.org
on my machine. What you need is a standard value for the server and
different values for some newsgroups.

Sounds like a MailNewsEnhancement. That one could be spelled as mnenh.
Append an y and you have mnenhy. *g*

Mnenhy can indeed set prefs for individual folders. Here is an example
from the profile of my last working SM-Trunk:

http://www.triffids.de/pub/screenshot/mn200109.png

There are caveats. Mnenhy is not maintained for a long time so I had to
modify it. If you are interested I can give you the URL. But it is a
private modification which works for me and some others.

It may be that you have questions. If so, ask.

>(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I 
>cannot even 'see' my OP!!)

Huh? Why can't you see your OP?

Hartmut
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Re: Setting up an out-going filter

[Daniel]

Ray Davison wrote on 09/01/20 16:47:

Daniel wrote:
I watch four groups on this server, so the fact that any replys I have 
to any threads in any of these groups all go into the one folder is no 
great problem ... However 


On my UseNet server, I monitor about 75 groups, Sure, most of them 
have very little to nil action, but some newsgroups are still 
reasonably active.


So, what I would like to do (at the start of this new year) is to set 
up outgoing filters so, say, all the replies to Operating Systems 
(Win7 & Linux) type newsgroups automatically go into one folder, all 
the replies to T.V. show type newsgroups go into a second folder and 
all the rest go into a third folder.


Remembering that this is for my outgoing messages, is this possible?? 
Maybe by setting up filters on the Local Folders 'Sent' folder!


Anyone got any ideas?? Or, better still, are able to direct me to 
on-line instructions.


Edit > Mail & News > Account > Copies & Folders > When sending messages 
 > Sent folder on


HTH

Ray

Thanks, Ray, that's what I do at the moment, but what I want to do it 
have the messages sent to some groups on my UseNet account go into one 
folder/sub-folder and messages sent to other groups *on the same server* 
going into different folders/sub-folders!!


(As a side note: here I am replying to Ray's response to my post when I 
cannot even 'see' my OP!!)


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Daniel

Win7 User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:52.0) 
Gecko/20100101 SeaMonkey/2.49.5 Build identifier: 20190609032134


Linux User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:52.0) 
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