Re: NNTP error: Maximum number of connections reached
TOM7601 wrote: A News (NNTP) error occurred: Maximum number of connections reached. (newsfe08.iad)(Tornado v1.2.7.560-2) I have started getting the above error message from my cox.net NNTP server. I use Cox, Mozilla, and Microsoft news servers, but only get the error message on the Cox server. Is there a setting in Seamonkey that I'm missing? BTW, I've used the Cox server for several years and just started getting this error. I think it's a Cox problem and have requested support, but thought I'd attack the problem from this side as well. Thanks, I get just about the same error message with Outlook Express, so it's a Cox problem. Sorry for the interruption... -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
NNTP error: Maximum number of connections reached
A News (NNTP) error occurred: Maximum number of connections reached. (newsfe08.iad)(Tornado v1.2.7.560-2) I have started getting the above error message from my cox.net NNTP server. I use Cox, Mozilla, and Microsoft news servers, but only get the error message on the Cox server. Is there a setting in Seamonkey that I'm missing? BTW, I've used the Cox server for several years and just started getting this error. I think it's a Cox problem and have requested support, but thought I'd attack the problem from this side as well. Thanks, -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Error in gkgfxwin.dll
TOM7601 wrote: TOM7601 wrote: SeaMonkey (both the browser and e-mail) randomly crashes with the error message that gkgfxwin.dll caused a fault and the program has to be shut down. Sometimes I can restart it, sometimes I get the error message just after it displays the splash screen. I tried installing a different version of gkgfxwin.dll and it just hangs on the splash screen; I assume it can't read the .dll file. I put back the original version and restarted Windows and it works again. This started happening in SeaMonkey v1.1.16 after I had been using it for several weeks, so I upgraded to v1.1.17 but the problem persists. I didn't find any other reports on the forum so have to assume it's something stupid I did to cause this. Any ideas? Windows XP Professional Media Center SP2 Pentium D 3.00 GHz 3.5 GB RAM It has to be a Windows XP problem. Since I posted the above message I've gotten errors about ntdll.dll, js3250.dll, gklayout.dll, rdf.dll, and xpcom_core.dll. In Internet Explorer I've seen errors involving mshtml.dll and jscript.dll. Looks like it may be reinstall time. He's back! A couple of years ago, my old computer started shutting down at odd times. I ran a stress test on my RAM and discovered a flaky RAM stick. About a year ago, I swapped RAM on my present HP Media Center computer going from 1.5Mb to 4Mb (Windows recognized somewhere around 3.5Mb). Anyway, when my present computer shut down a couple of times recently, I figured it was a video card problem, so I reseated the AGP card as well as the PCI cards. This morning I ran a RAM stress test which it promptly failed. I removed the offending stick and re-ran the test and it passed with flying colors. I have the feeling that the problem has been flaky RAM the whole time. A major DOH, and DUH on me... :>)) -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Error in gkgfxwin.dll
TOM7601 wrote: SeaMonkey (both the browser and e-mail) randomly crashes with the error message that gkgfxwin.dll caused a fault and the program has to be shut down. Sometimes I can restart it, sometimes I get the error message just after it displays the splash screen. I tried installing a different version of gkgfxwin.dll and it just hangs on the splash screen; I assume it can't read the .dll file. I put back the original version and restarted Windows and it works again. This started happening in SeaMonkey v1.1.16 after I had been using it for several weeks, so I upgraded to v1.1.17 but the problem persists. I didn't find any other reports on the forum so have to assume it's something stupid I did to cause this. Any ideas? Windows XP Professional Media Center SP2 Pentium D 3.00 GHz 3.5 GB RAM It has to be a Windows XP problem. Since I posted the above message I've gotten errors about ntdll.dll, js3250.dll, gklayout.dll, rdf.dll, and xpcom_core.dll. In Internet Explorer I've seen errors involving mshtml.dll and jscript.dll. Looks like it may be reinstall time. -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Error in gkgfxwin.dll
SeaMonkey (both the browser and e-mail) randomly crashes with the error message that gkgfxwin.dll caused a fault and the program has to be shut down. Sometimes I can restart it, sometimes I get the error message just after it displays the splash screen. I tried installing a different version of gkgfxwin.dll and it just hangs on the splash screen; I assume it can't read the .dll file. I put back the original version and restarted Windows and it works again. This started happening in SeaMonkey v1.1.16 after I had been using it for several weeks, so I upgraded to v1.1.17 but the problem persists. I didn't find any other reports on the forum so have to assume it's something stupid I did to cause this. Any ideas? Windows XP Professional Media Center SP2 Pentium D 3.00 GHz 3.5 GB RAM -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: NoScript Question
Gerald Ross wrote: TOM7601 wrote: I upgraded to SeaMonkey 1.1.16 and tried to reinstall NoScript. The add-ons site as well as the NoScript homepage report it as v1.9.3.3. I restart SeaMonkey after a "successful" installation and NoScript doesn't show up in the status bar. I ran Extension Manager and it told me I had v1.9.2. I uninstalled it, restarted SeaMonkey and reinstalled (I thought) NoScript. It still didn't work and, once again, Extension Manager reported it as v1.9.2. I've upgraded SeaMonkey before and had no problem reinstalling NoScript. What am I doing wrong? The same thing happened to me. I just went back to my old stand-by, v 1.1.11 Sounds like a plan... -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
NoScript Question
I upgraded to SeaMonkey 1.1.16 and tried to reinstall NoScript. The add-ons site as well as the NoScript homepage report it as v1.9.3.3. I restart SeaMonkey after a "successful" installation and NoScript doesn't show up in the status bar. I ran Extension Manager and it told me I had v1.9.2. I uninstalled it, restarted SeaMonkey and reinstalled (I thought) NoScript. It still didn't work and, once again, Extension Manager reported it as v1.9.2. I've upgraded SeaMonkey before and had no problem reinstalling NoScript. What am I doing wrong? -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: internet shortcuts
Rick Merrill wrote: IE8(b) has hijacked my "internet shortcuts". There do not appear to be 'file extensions' associated with internet shortcuts. How can I get SeaMonkey to field "internet shortcuts"? Edit | Preferences | Navigator | Set Default Browser -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Additional Help Needed on Installing Flash Player
Red Bird wrote: I downloaded the Flash Player uninstaller to the desktop and ran it. And then I downloaded the Flash Player for Mozilla to the desktop. I closed SeaMonkey and the Tash Manager showed nothing running. I ran the Flash Player. I went to the www.USAToday.com site and a message said I needed the Flash Player. I went to C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash The Flash Folder has the following in it. Flash10a.ocx Flashplayer.xpt install.log KB923789.inf NPSWF32.dll NPSWF32.dll NPSWF32.dll.prebar NPSWF32 Flashutil.exe (this shows a flash icon) Uninstallplugin.exe Can anyone see where I have made errors? Thanks. Are you running NoScript, by any chance? I went to the site and had to tell NoScript to temporarily allow the page. Then when I clicked on a video, I had to click it again to allow Flash to work. Another one is FlashBlock. You might have to tell it to allow Flash content from this URL. -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Strange scrolling problem at some sites
keith_w wrote: David E. Ross wrote: On 2/21/2009 8:51 AM, Ray_Net wrote: > > David E. Ross wrote: >> >> On 2/14/2009 7:22 AM, Ray K wrote: >>> >>> If I go here, >>> >>> >>> >>> http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/02/14/A-Possible-Cure-for-Diabetes-Ignored-by-Big-Pharma.aspx, >>> >>> >>> >>> or to many other pages of the above site, vertical scrolling is strange, >>> >>> whether dragging the scrolling bar or using the mouse wheel. >>> >>> >>> >>> Using the wheel as an example, and scrolling from top to bottom, the >>> >>> right 2/3 or so of the screen scrolls upward ahead of the left 1/3, with >>> >>> the left portion about one-half a line behind the right. Once the right >>> >>> 2/3 stops scrolling, the left 1/3 catches up (in less than a second) and >>> >>> everything looks okay. Same situation exists scrolling the other way: >>> >>> the left 1/3 lags a fraction of a line for a fraction of a second. >>> >>> >>> >>> I haven't observed this behavior at other sites; it does not occur using >>> >>> Internet Explorer. >>> >>> >>> >>> Any idea about the cause of this odd annoyance? Are there internal >>> >>> settings in SM I can change to correct it? >>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> >>> >>> Ray As I said in another thread, IE is programmed to "guess" what a Web developer meant when invalid HTML was used. Mozilla's Gecko engine and other browsers do the same thing. The problem is that different browsers guess differently. Thus, the results in IE and SeaMonkey will likely not be the same when trying to display a pathological Web page. If the invalid HTML is sufficiently buggy, one browser might (by unplanned coincidence) guess correctly while another will just display garbage. This happen when the website developper use only a microsoft tool to create the site, and use only IE to check his pages...if all goes well, he think that it's the case for all the world. According to various surveys (including my own), IE's share of the browser market has declined to 45%-60%. This is down as much as 44% since a peak in March 2003. (Gecko browsers now hold 33%-46% of the market.) Any developer who creates a Web site "best viewed with Internet Explorer" has tied his or her fate to a fading star and is ignoring half the potential audience. You and I know that. It seems some sites are way too casual about changing. It really seems they don't take the 'net seriously enough! This is not some fad, a whim on the part of computer geeks! This is the future, and it's time they allowed their IT guys freer reign, to make their internet sites more sophisticated! And capable of working with SeaMonkey, of course! :-D keith whaley And pay their people what they're really worth!!! -- Tom - Vista, CA ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
