Re: "Save View as a Folder..." broken

[Tom S.]

On 11/18/2015 7:40 PM, Edmund Wong wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

On 11/18/2015 3:42 AM, Edmund Wong wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hi,
Before upgrading to the latest version of SeaMonkey (v.2.39), in the
mail/newsgroups/blogs window, under View, I could select "Save View as a
Folder..." after filtering messages with a Search. But now, it doesn't
work. What happened and how do I get it back without going back to the
older version that worked (v.2.35)?



By "it doesn't work", do  you mean it doesn't show the folder
name that you've selected in the Choose Folder dropdown box?

Or do you mean something else?

Edmund



I am able to put a keyword in the Search Messages box and filter a blog
based on that. This part still works. But then, I used to be able to
select "Save View as a Folder" from the View drop down box and it would
show next to "Create as a subfolder of" the blog folder being filtered.
But now it only shows a little folder icon.

It also drops down to show the folders, but if you select one, it will
still not show anything but the little folder icon. Under "Match all or
any..." the box it is completely blank. It cannot save the view.


Right.  I can definitely reproduce this.

I've filed bug 1226048.


Edmund


Thank you very much.

   _Tom_

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Re: "Save View as a Folder..." broken

[Tom S.]

On 11/18/2015 3:42 AM, Edmund Wong wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hi,
Before upgrading to the latest version of SeaMonkey (v.2.39), in the
mail/newsgroups/blogs window, under View, I could select "Save View as a
Folder..." after filtering messages with a Search. But now, it doesn't
work. What happened and how do I get it back without going back to the
older version that worked (v.2.35)?



By "it doesn't work", do  you mean it doesn't show the folder
name that you've selected in the Choose Folder dropdown box?

Or do you mean something else?

Edmund



I am able to put a keyword in the Search Messages box and filter 
a blog based on that. This part still works. But then, I used to 
be able to select "Save View as a Folder" from the View drop down 
box and it would show next to "Create as a subfolder of" the blog 
folder being filtered. But now it only shows a little folder icon.


It also drops down to show the folders, but if you select one, it 
will still not show anything but the little folder icon. Under 
"Match all or any..." the box it is completely blank. It cannot 
save the view.


All of my previously saved search folders no longer work either.

It's strange, because I only discovered this trick in saving a 
search of the blog feeds somewhat recently, but after upgrading 
SeaMonkey, it's gone. Version 2.38 also had the problem and I 
went back to 2.35 for awhile where it worked fine, but I was 
repeatedly nagged to upgrade to the latest version and so waited 
for a newer version (2.39) to arrive. But the problem is still 
there. (Of course there was no 2.36 or 2.37 for some unknown reason.)





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"Save View as a Folder..." broken

[Tom S.]

Hi,
Before upgrading to the latest version of SeaMonkey (v.2.39), in 
the mail/newsgroups/blogs window, under View, I could select 
"Save View as a Folder..." after filtering messages with a 
Search. But now, it doesn't work. What happened and how do I get 
it back without going back to the older version that worked (v.2.35)?


Thanks,

Tom
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Re: Buttons in websites not displaying properly.

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On Fri 30 Jan 2015 03:15:13pm EDT, /G Tod/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> Many thanks to all.
> 
> By the way, how do you guys find these errors on websites? 
> Is it a complicated thing?
> 

No. Just use http://validator.w3.org . There are book-marklets 
available to auto-load the page.

Sorry, I can't help you with your second question (snipped).


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Re: Buttons in websites not displaying properly.

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On Thu 29 Jan 2015 04:02:10pm EDT, /G Tod/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> Tom S. wrote:
>> On Wed 28 Jan 2015 06:15:11pm EDT, /G Tod/ said in
>> mozilla.support.seamonkey:
> 
>>  From Edit/Preferences, go to Appearance/Fonts and check
>>  on 
>> "Allow documents to use other fonts". This can be a little
>> bit easier using PrefBar to toggle "Allow Other Fonts".
>>
> Ah-ha!  That's it!  You sir, are a geniusthank you. 
> Now I just keep my fingers crossed that I don't wind up
> having to read webpages with those ugly serifed fonts, so
> far so good in that department, though. Or, maybe this
> setting has no effect on that...? 
> 

That's when you can just switch off "Allow Other Fonts".

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Re: Buttons in websites not displaying properly.

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On Wed 28 Jan 2015 06:15:11pm EDT, /G Tod/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> Windows 7. SM 2.32 (just updated).  Problem existed before
> this update. 
> 
> Sorry, I'm not even sure what to call these "buttons", but
> here is just one example:
> http://weather.gc.ca/satellite/animateweb_e.html?imagetype=s
> atellite&imagename=goes_wcan_1070_m_..jpg&nb
> images=1&clf=1 The buttons under the map have arrows, etc.
> and allow us to "play" the map, etc.  On my SM, I cannot
> see the arrows and so on, on these buttons!  All I see is
> the buttons with a little square on it and then little
> letters, i.e.:E0 72, the numbers on each button being
> different. 
>   This is happening on every website I go to, I believe.
> 
> When I restart SM in safe mode with my profile, this
> problem still occurs. When I restart SM in the default
> profile instead of my profile, the buttons appear properly.
> 
> I really don't want  to have to create another new profile,
> if there's another quicker solution.
> 
> 

>From Edit/Preferences, go to Appearance/Fonts and check on 
"Allow documents to use other fonts". This can be a little bit 
easier using PrefBar to toggle "Allow Other Fonts".



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Re: PROBLEM WITH SM 2.29

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On 9/9/2014 2:55 PM, Tom S. wrote:


On 9/8/2014 6:10 PM, Larry wrote:

Used auto update on laptop, Win 7,to update from 2.26.1 to SM
2.29. After update all internet connections, including SM 2.29
update page, showed "connection refused".  Same for all mail
accounts and news groups.

Using IE on the same machine I was able to download and
re-install 2.29 again with same results, "connection refused".

Used IE to download and re-install 2.26.1.  Problem solved, works
perfectly except for latest security updates etc.

Is this a known problem with 2.29?  How do I get 2.29 to install
properly in my Win 7 laptop?

Any help appreciated.

Larry


I had the same problem with connecting after updating. Then
before doing anything drastic, I tried running it in "safe mode",
with all of the add-ons turned off. It connected just fine. Next,
I rebooted and ran it with everything back on. It still connected
OK.



P.S.
Upon further use, I saw the mail still wasn't connecting and like 
Ed W3BNR, found it was because of the Remember Passwords 1.1 
extension messing it up.


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Re: PROBLEM WITH SM 2.29

[Tom S.]

On 9/8/2014 6:10 PM, Larry wrote:

Used auto update on laptop, Win 7,to update from 2.26.1 to SM
2.29. After update all internet connections, including SM 2.29
update page, showed "connection refused".  Same for all mail
accounts and news groups.

Using IE on the same machine I was able to download and
re-install 2.29 again with same results, "connection refused".

Used IE to download and re-install 2.26.1.  Problem solved, works
perfectly except for latest security updates etc.

Is this a known problem with 2.29?  How do I get 2.29 to install
properly in my Win 7 laptop?

Any help appreciated.

Larry


I had the same problem with connecting after updating. Then 
before doing anything drastic, I tried running it in "safe mode", 
with all of the add-ons turned off. It connected just fine. Next, 
I rebooted and ran it with everything back on. It still connected OK.


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Re: Fonts question

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On 6/15/2014 10:47 AM, David E. Ross wrote:

On 6/15/2014 6:33 AM, Tom S. wrote:

On many websites, why is it whenever I turn off the font setting,
"Allow documents to use other fonts" (or just "Fonts" in
PrefBar), the buttons on the web page are replaced with little
rectangular placeholders? For example, this site:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/

It wasn't that way in times past.

Thanks in advance.



They are NOT buttons.  They are made-up font characters (glyphs).  For
lazy Web developers, it is easier to create a glyph than a button.  When
you block downloaded fonts, you block such glyphs.



So, nothing can be done on the user's side to fix it, other than 
to select  the site's font, correct?



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Fonts question

[Tom S.]

On many websites, why is it whenever I turn off the font setting, 
"Allow documents to use other fonts" (or just "Fonts" in 
PrefBar), the buttons on the web page are replaced with little 
rectangular placeholders? For example, this site: 
http://www.urbandictionary.com/


It wasn't that way in times past.

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Watched Threads?

[Tom S.]

On 2/1/2014 5:56 PM, LnrB wrote:

What happened to the little eye that used to indicate watched
threads?

When I was more active I used that quite a lot.  It used to be
set by the 'W' key, and ignored threads by the 'I' key.
View/Threads says that's how it's still supposed to be.

I can't make mine work.  Bug?
(';')


After selecting a thread message,
under the  Message menu on the toolbar, the last section shows:

Cancel Message  (The n is underscored)
Ignore Thread   K   (The I is underscored)
Ignore SubthreadShift+K (The S is underscored)
Watch ThreadW   (The W is underscored)

Does any of this work? (It works here.)


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Re: SeaTab X

[Tom S.]

On 11/24/2013 11:02 AM, Philip Taylor wrote:

Might this be a replacement ?

http://forum.mozilla-russia.org/uploaded/SeatabXPlus.xpi

Philip Taylor

Joe32065 wrote:


Just noticed that SeaTab X has been retired.  I just did a fresh install
of Windows 7 and was lost until I found an archived copy.  It still
works with the latest version of SeaMonkey.  Wanted to say thanks to the
original developer.  Perhaps someone could take over the project?


 [piggybacking]

I don't like the "Add new tab" button on SeaTabXPlus. I already 
have a button, "Open new tab", to the left for that. The "Add new 
tab" button gets in the way when I only want to close the tab. 
Without uninstalling STXP, how can I get rid of it?


Thanks.


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"Software update failed"

[Tom S.]

Every time I start SM, it tries to update to version 2.22.1, then 
this pops up:


"The update could not be installed. Please make sure there are no 
other copies of SeaMonkey running on your computer, and then 
restart SeaMonkey to try again."


Since there are no other copies of SeaMonkey running, what else 
could be causing this?



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Re: Control+W problem

[Tom S.]

On 11/6/2013 10:59 PM, »Q« wrote:

In <news:_zednfz6isatbofpnz2dnuvz_sadn...@mozilla.org>,
"Tom S."  wrote:


Why is it when one tab is opened, If I press Control+W, it closes
the browser window, instead of closing the tab and leaving a
blank tab? If this browser window is the only window opened,
SeaMonkey quits entirely, (as if I pressed Control+Q).


It's because you have browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab set to "true".



Yes! Thank you very much, »Q«. I just _knew_ there had to be some 
sort of setting in the about:config editor, but didn't know what 
it was called. Thanks again.



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Control+W problem

[Tom S.]

Hi,

Why is it when one tab is opened, If I press Control+W, it closes 
the browser window, instead of closing the tab and leaving a 
blank tab? If this browser window is the only window opened, 
SeaMonkey quits entirely, (as if I pressed Control+Q).




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Re: QUESTIONS

[Tom S.]

On Tue 26 Feb 2013 03:40:44pm EDT, /Philip TAYLOR/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> 
> 
> worldwideel...@comcast.net wrote:> Hi
>>
>> I just downloaded SEA MONKEY 2.7 because I needed to
>> finally get out of using NETSCAPE 7.1 and I needed to
>> import all mail, bookmarks, etc and all is well.
>>
>> But now I want to upgrade to the current SM version.
>>
>> My first question is - is 2.16 the latest version? If so I
>> don't understand why it is less than 2.7.  I know there ws
>> a 2.8 and 2.9 so why has the CURRENT version gone
>> backward? 
> 
> 16 is not less than 7; it is greater.
> 
> Philip Taylor

Just add a zero to the single digit revisions for example 2.7, 
2.8, 2.9, and think of them as 2.07, 2.08, 2.09.


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Re: Password saver has stopped working again

[Tom S.]

On Fri 26 Oct 2012 01:51:07pm EDT, /David E. Ross/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> On 10/26/12 10:14 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Once again a new version has stopped supporting an
>> extension to save all passwords in human readable format.
>> I'm not looking for a discussion of why this is a good or
>> bad thing, since it is a required thing for this client. 
>> 
>> Reasons to do it:
>> - it's *their* hardware
>> - it's *their* passwords
>> - they pay me *their* money to do things *their* way
>> - the choice is to provide the list, on paper, within 24
>> hours of 
>>any change, or stop working for them
>> - they're not asking for anything of mine, just theirs the
>> way 
>>they want it.
>> 
>> So is there an extension which allows dumping the full
>> content of the password database into a text file or are
>> we back to doing it by hand or using another software?
>> 
> 
> Try the Password Exporter extension at
>  xporter/>. While the Web page says "Not available for
> SeaMonkey 2.13.1", I am using the extension with SeaMonkey
> 2.13.1. 
> 

How do you install it when SeaMonkey won't let you install it 
from the website?


> After you install the extension --
> 


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Re: SeaMonkey Bug 789724 - Rename "Other Languages" to "Unicode" on the Fonts pref pane (port TB bug 323747)

[Tom S.]

On Fri 21 Sep 2012 05:55:01am EDT, /Philip Chee/ said in
mozilla.support.seamonkey: 

> Originally sent to m.d.L10n.
> 
> Ref: 
> 
> On 21/09/2012 17:51, Philip Chee wrote:
>> So we are planning to change the en-US string from "Other
>> Languages" to "Unicode". Normally we would change the
>> entity name to force all locales to retranslate this
>> string. However we notice that some locales are already
>> using "Unicode" (or something equivalent) so this would
>> create unnecessary churn for those translators.
>> 
>> Alternately we could not change the entity name but send a
>> heads up to this newsgroup and leave it up to the various
>> translation teams to decide on whether they needed to
>> change their translations or not. 
>> 
>> Opinions?
>> 
>> Phil
>> SeaMonkey Wrangler


or you could rename it to "Other Languages\Unicode".

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Re: Unanticipated font problem with mail and news - was [Re: Updating from 2.3.1 to 2.12 ]

[Tom S.]

Richard Owlett wrote:

Richard Owlett wrote:

My _current_ OS is WinXP Pro SP3.
[snip]


The upgrade was generally smooth.

I have a problem with some emails and some newsgroup posts not
appearing in desired font size. As a member of the tri-focal
generation, for years I've used
Edit->Preference->Appearance->Fonts to force a minimum font size
(currently 18).

The symptom is that the displayed font size is independent of
that setting. I just browsed August posts to
mozilla.support.seamonkey. The problem occurs in about 10% of the
posts. I have not spotted any thing examining messages with
Cntrl-U. Messages from same author may display differently. I
have set View->Message Body As->Plain Text.

Any suggestions of what I should check? (I've flagged problem
messages so I can easily go back to examine them.)


As mentioned in the thread, "Fonts in e-mails":

 +
 Boris Zbarsky (:bz)  2012-06-11 08:44:34 PDT

 There are separate sets of font preferences for "Western" and 
"Other

 Languages".  I'd think UTF-8 would typically use the latter...

 Alessandro Crismani (New to Bugzilla)  2012-06-11 08:47:29 PDT

 Changing the preferences for "other languages" fixes it for me, 
I have

 again visible fonts for UTF-8 encoded messages.
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SM version numbering; was: Re: Everywhere I go I get this message !

[Tom S.]

Jim Taylor wrote:



First off if you are getting those messages in the browser you
are using to post this message it is SeaMonkey 2.7 and your
browser is not up to date, the current is 2.12.  And as somebody
has pointed out you misunderstand the difference between java and
javascript.  You don't download javascript it's part of the
browser and gets updated when you update the browser (which it
doesn't look like you've been doing).  If you post a url where
you get that message we can tell you if we get it in 2.12.  With
many web sites adding html5 content, if you don't update
SeaMonkey to get the latest html5 support strange things may
happen on some pages.



While you mention it, can anyone tell me why SeaMonkey versions
don't make use of two digit numbering (after the 2) such as 2.07
instead of 2.7, so the progression to 2.12 doesn't look a little
strange?


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Re: MyYahoo problem

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Tom S. wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I have http://my.yahoo.com open as one of my home pages, and it
was set to be already signed in and not have any problem with
loading it. Since the latest couple of SeaMonkey updates (now on
2.10.1 w/Windows XP Pro SP3), I've been getting this small popup
message box stating: "We noticed you may have signed in or signed
out in another window. Click OK to reload your page."

This will always occur after starting SM and the Yahoo page. It
will do this even if I run SM in Safe Mode (no extensions). Can
anything be done to fix this so it works the way it used to,
besides going back to an earlier version of SM?



update: I went back to SeaMonkey 2.9.1 and it works fine, no
errors with the yahoo site. Thanks.



Further update:

OK, since no one else had any problem with MyYahoo, today I 
decided to install SeaMonkey, SM 2.11. The MyYahoo page error was 
still there, so I made a new blank SM profile and tried it out 
again. MyYahoo was now working.


Next, I spent the time rebuilding my new profile, copying from my 
old profile all of the relevant files with my settings, 
extensions, bookmarks, mail, etc. Everything still works.


The only extension found incompatible and disabled was Duplicate 
This Tab 1.2, a modified Firefox extension. Oh well, it was nice 
while it lasted. (If I wait patiently, maybe someone will update it.)



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Re: MyYahoo problem

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Tom S. wrote:

I have http://my.yahoo.com open as one of my home pages, and it
was set to be already signed in and not have any problem with
loading it. Since the latest couple of SeaMonkey updates (now on
2.10.1 w/Windows XP Pro SP3), I've been getting this small popup
message box stating: "We noticed you may have signed in or signed
out in another window. Click OK to reload your page."

This will always occur after starting SM and the Yahoo page. It
will do this even if I run SM in Safe Mode (no extensions). Can
anything be done to fix this so it works the way it used to,
besides going back to an earlier version of SM?



update: I went back to SeaMonkey 2.9.1 and it works fine, no 
errors with the yahoo site. Thanks.


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Re: MyYahoo problem

[Tom S.]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Tom S. wrote:


Daniel wrote:


Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??


Sorry for the late reply.  Yes, I usually would stay logged in,
since
I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with previous
versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page I
didn't have
to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.

Thanks for responding.


What are your cookie settings (generally and for this site)?

1) Edit | Preferences | Privacy & Security | Cookies
If you have it set to "Accept cookies for current session only,"
they will be cleared on program close and you'll have to log back
in.

2) Tools | Cookie Manager
If you set my.yahoo.com to "allow" here, I think it should
override the global setting above, but you'll have to test that
assumption.



My default cookie settings are Allow all cookies and Accept 
cookies normally.


I just tried deleting all of my Yahoo cookies with the cookie 
manager (except the ones for passwords) and started from scratch. 
Then, I logged in to it, ticking the "keep me signed in" box. I 
closed the browser and restarted. Next, I selected the MyYahoo 
page and at first, it opened like it should have. But when 
accessing either the "Personal Assistant" or "Top Stories" 
modules, I got the same popup message box as before.


OK, so now I added yahoo.com & yahoo.net to the "allow" list with 
the old cookie manager, restarted, loaded the page, but again got 
the popup box (twice as the page started up). I don't have any 
idea why it still happens. Older versions of SM had no problem 
with it.


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Re: MyYahoo problem

[Tom S.]

Daniel wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I have http://my.yahoo.com open as one of my home pages, and it
was set
to be already signed in and not have any problem with loading
it. Since
the latest couple of SeaMonkey updates (now on 2.10.1 w/Windows
XP Pro
SP3), I've been getting this small popup message box stating: "We
noticed you may have signed in or signed out in another window.
Click OK
to reload your page."

This will always occur after starting SM and the Yahoo page. It
will do
this even if I run SM in Safe Mode (no extensions). Can
anything be done
to fix this so it works the way it used to, besides going back
to an
earlier version of SM?



Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??



Sorry for the late reply.  Yes, I usually would stay logged in, 
since I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with 
previous versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page 
I didn't have to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.


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MyYahoo problem

[Tom S.]

I have http://my.yahoo.com open as one of my home pages, and it 
was set to be already signed in and not have any problem with 
loading it. Since the latest couple of SeaMonkey updates (now on 
2.10.1 w/Windows XP Pro SP3), I've been getting this small popup 
message box stating: "We noticed you may have signed in or signed 
out in another window. Click OK to reload your page."


This will always occur after starting SM and the Yahoo page. It 
will do this even if I run SM in Safe Mode (no extensions). Can 
anything be done to fix this so it works the way it used to, 
besides going back to an earlier version of SM?


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Re: Junk Settings problem

[Tom S.]

WLS wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hi all,

I am presently using SeaMonkey 2.6.1 on Windows XP SP3.

My Junk Settings no longer work. It's been this way for a little while.
Here is a view of the Junk Settings panel for one of my mail accounts:
http://www.4shared.com/photo/ToQeYkiD/JunkSettings.html
(All Junk Settings panels show the same as this.)

The address book lists are missing. None of these settings can be
changed. I've tried checking the settings in the Config Editor
(about:config) but couldn't find anything to fix it.

In addition, when a message is marked as junk, it immediately gets
deleted, not put in the junk or trash folders. Nothing can change this
either.

What has happened? Does anyone know how this can be fixed?




Have no idea what has happened.

How are these preferences set on your system?

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/69/screenshotpreferences.png/



This is how I had the settings for Junk & Suspect Mail:
http://www.4shared.com/photo/eaqtROB7/JunkSuspMail.html

I changed them to match yours, restarted SeaMonkey, and checked the Junk 
Settings. It made no difference.


This may be another of those problems that only can be fixed by making a 
new profile and moving all mail & add-ons to the new one. But before I 
do that, I'll maybe try resetting the training data.



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Junk Settings problem

[Tom S.]

Hi all,

I am presently using SeaMonkey 2.6.1 on Windows XP SP3.

My Junk Settings no longer work. It's been this way for a little while. 
Here is a view of the Junk Settings panel for one of my mail accounts:

http://www.4shared.com/photo/ToQeYkiD/JunkSettings.html
(All Junk Settings panels show the same as this.)

The address book lists are missing. None of these settings can be 
changed. I've tried checking the settings in the Config Editor 
(about:config) but couldn't find anything to fix it.


In addition, when a message is marked as junk, it immediately gets 
deleted, not put in the junk or trash folders. Nothing can change this 
either.


What has happened? Does anyone know how this can be fixed?

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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

Stanimir Stamenkov wrote:

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 12:31:46 -0400, /Tom S./:

Stanimir Stamenkov wrote:


Open links meant to open a new window in:
(x) The current tab/window
[...]
| 2
| Divert all links according to
browser.link.open_newwindow, unless
[...]
<http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction>



Thanks. I changed this setting from 0 to 2 in
the config editor
(about:config). So, now when a pop-up opens, it
is in a new small
window instead of another tab. I can close it
with Alt-F4 on the
keyboard instead of using the mouse.


Unless you change the first one
(browser.link.open_newwindow) to something more
restrictive (as suggested above) you effectively
allow more popups setting the second one
(browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction) to value
of 2.

Try such a configuration:

browser.link.open_newwindow = 1
browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction = 0

OK, I tried that. Now the pop-up opens in the same 
tab, so I have to use the back button to get to 
the source page.
Thanks anyway.  :-\  I'll try again with add-ons 
disabled or with a blank profile, but doubt there 
will be much difference. It's strange why no one 
else seems to have even any sign of a pop-up on 
these sites.


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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

Jay Garcia wrote:

On 03.10.2011 10:15, Tom S. wrote:

--- Original Message ---


JD wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

WLS wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hello all,

I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP
SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for
a long while. I thought eventually
someone else would bring it up and
soon after, it would be fixed. Oh
well.

Why is it SM no longer stops
pop-ups?

When a page loads that has a pop-up,
I have assigned a "pop" sound and the
highlighted exclamation point shows
on the bottom toolbar. But then, if I
should click anywhere on the page,
the pop-up will open into a new tab,
instead of remaining suppressed.
This happens on almost all websites
that use pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they
will use Flash for these pop-ups, but
the Flashblock extension disables it,
so it only shows the "F" button.)

Is there anything I can change to
prevent the pop-ups from happening?

TIA.




You do not state whether you have
Block unrequested popup windows checked
under your Privacy and Security
preferences.

Are the offending popups Ads?

I don't have Flashblock installed, but
do have AdBlock Plus installed and
never have a problem with unrequested
popups.



I double checked the preference setting,
and it is checked. However, I see in the
disclaimer: "Even if blocked, websites
may use other methods to show popups."
So, that may be what's happening.

I'm currently not using AdBlock Plus,
which I tried a long time ago, but didn't
like the way it worked back then.



Got any examples of pages that are giving
you popups?



Sure. Here's one (comics site):
http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/



Not getting any popup(s) on the site, what are
you seeing as a "popup"?




It's usually an ad (using Flash) for Netflix. I
notice now that after it pops up, it can't get it
to repeat until after I close SM and open again to
the page.

Here's a few more sites with the same action:

http://snopes.com/

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/

http://freethoughtblogs.com/

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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

Stanimir Stamenkov wrote:

Sun, 02 Oct 2011 11:34:46 -0400, /Tom S./:


I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for a long
while. I
thought eventually someone else would bring it up
and soon after, it would be fixed. Oh well.

Why is it SM no longer stops pop-ups?


SM continues to stop automatic popups. I don't see
a change in the behavior.


When a page loads that has a pop-up, I have
assigned a "pop" sound and the highlighted
exclamation point shows on the bottom toolbar. But
then, if I should click anywhere on the page, the
pop-up will open into a new tab, instead of
remaining suppressed. This happens on almost all
websites that use pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they will
use Flash for these pop-ups, but the Flashblock
extension disables it, so it only shows the "F"
button.)

Is there anything I can change to prevent the
pop-ups from happening?


You may stop interacting with the page but I don't
think that's much useful for you. Unfortunately
popups triggered from an interactive actions are
not blocked, otherwise it would block all
legitimate popups triggered explicitly by you.

You may however try to blocking somewhat more
(than the default setup) or most popups with the
Edit -> Preferences: Browser / Link Behavior
settings:

Open links meant to open a new window in:
(x) The current tab/window

When scripts want to open a new window:
(x) Always divert windows into tabs

The label for the later is somewhat confusing
according the real preference documentation [1]:

| 0
| Divert all links according to
browser.link.open_newwindow.
| This includes:
| * All HTML links with target="_blank".
| * All JavaScript calls to window.open().

That should mean no new windows/tabs could be
created by web content - only explicitly by you
(e.g. using Ctrl+N or Ctrl+T).

Using the default value for the second option with
the changed value for the first would also block
more but no all of the popups (see what fits bets
for you):

Open links meant to open a new window in:
(x) The current tab/window

When scripts want to open a new window:
(x) Don't divert custom windows into tabs

The later really means:

| 2
| Divert all links according to
browser.link.open_newwindow, unless
| the new window specifies how it should be
displayed.
| This includes:
| * All links with target="_blank".
| * JavaScript calls to window.open() without the
"features"
| parameter (3rd parameter).
| This does not include:
| * JavaScript calls to window.open() with the
"features"
| parameter (3rd parameter).

This will eliminate more of the new windows,
unless opened by scripts with "features" parameter.

[1]
<http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction>




Thanks. I changed this setting from 0 to 2 in the 
config editor (about:config). So, now when a 
pop-up opens, it is in a new small window instead 
of another tab. I can close it with Alt-F4 on the 
keyboard instead of using the mouse.


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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 10/2/11 8:34 AM, Tom S. wrote:

Hello all,

I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for a long while. I
thought eventually someone else would bring it up
and soon after, it would be fixed. Oh well.

Why is it SM no longer stops pop-ups?

When a page loads that has a pop-up, I have
assigned a "pop" sound and the highlighted
exclamation point shows on the bottom toolbar. But
then, if I should click anywhere on the page, the
pop-up will open into a new tab, instead of
remaining suppressed. This happens on almost all
websites that use pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they will
use Flash for these pop-ups, but the Flashblock
extension disables it, so it only shows the "F"
button.)

Is there anything I can change to prevent the
pop-ups from happening?

TIA.




Initially, popups (I almost typed poopups, which might be appropriate)
were separate Web pages launched by scripts in the page you wanted to
see.  Today, many popups are artifacts of CSS, Flash, or scripts
themselves (without launching anything).

If they are from Flash, I strongly recommend Flashblock at
<http://flashblock.mozdev.org/>.  I normally run with this enabled.  It
allows me to display a Flash presentation by clicking an icon on the
page containing Flash.

If you know a page uses JavaScript for a popup, you can disable
JavaScript.  I have the PrefBar extension (from
<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/67148/>) installed
with a checkbox on the PrefBar toolbar for enabling and disabling
JavaScript.  It's very, very handy.  I normally run with JavaScript
enabled.  However, when SeaMonkey seems to be operating strangely, I
disable JavaScript; then, SeaMonkey usually returns to normal behavior.

Similarly, I also have a checkbox on the PrefBar toolbar for enabling
and disabling CSS.  While disabling CSS strips away almost all
formatting, a well-designed Web page should still have understandable
content.



As I mentioned, I have Flashblock. I also have 
PrefBar, but constantly needing to toggle 
JavaScript on & off seems a bit impractical.

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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

JD wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

WLS wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hello all,

I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for a long
while. I thought eventually someone else
would bring it up and soon after, it would be
fixed. Oh well.

Why is it SM no longer stops pop-ups?

When a page loads that has a pop-up, I have
assigned a "pop" sound and the highlighted
exclamation point shows on the bottom
toolbar. But then, if I should click anywhere
on the page, the pop-up will open into a new
tab, instead of remaining suppressed. This
happens on almost all websites that use
pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they will use Flash for
these pop-ups, but the Flashblock extension
disables it, so it only shows the "F"
button.)

Is there anything I can change to prevent
the pop-ups from happening?

TIA.




You do not state whether you have Block
unrequested popup windows checked under your
Privacy and Security preferences.

Are the offending popups Ads?

I don't have Flashblock installed, but do have
AdBlock Plus installed and never have a
problem with unrequested popups.



I double checked the preference setting, and it is
checked. However, I see in the disclaimer: "Even
if blocked, websites may use other methods to show
popups." So, that may be what's happening.

I'm currently not using AdBlock Plus, which I
tried a long time ago, but didn't like the way it
worked back then.



Got any examples of pages that are giving you popups?



Sure. Here's one (comics site):
http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/

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Re: Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

WLS wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Hello all,

I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for a long
 while. I thought eventually someone else
would bring it up and soon after, it would be
fixed. Oh well.

Why is it SM no longer stops pop-ups?

When a page loads that has a pop-up, I have
assigned a "pop" sound and the highlighted
exclamation point shows on the bottom
toolbar. But then, if I should click anywhere
on the page, the pop-up will open into a new
tab, instead of remaining suppressed. This
happens on almost all websites that use
pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they will use Flash for
these pop-ups, but the Flashblock extension
disables it, so it only shows the "F"
button.)

Is there anything I can change to prevent
the pop-ups from happening?

TIA.




You do not state whether you have Block
unrequested popup windows checked under your
Privacy and Security preferences.

Are the offending popups Ads?

I don't have Flashblock installed, but do have
 AdBlock Plus installed and never have a
problem with unrequested popups.



I double checked the preference setting, and it is
checked. However, I see in the disclaimer: "Even
if blocked, websites may use other methods to show
popups." So, that may be what's happening.

I'm currently not using AdBlock Plus, which I
tried a long time ago, but didn't like the way it
worked back then.

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Still getting pop-ups

[Tom S.]

Hello all,

I have SM 2.4.1 running on Win XP SP3.

Here's something that's bugged me for a long while. I
thought eventually someone else would bring it up
and soon after, it would be fixed. Oh well.

Why is it SM no longer stops pop-ups?

When a page loads that has a pop-up, I have
assigned a "pop" sound and the highlighted
exclamation point shows on the bottom toolbar. But
then, if I should click anywhere on the page, the
pop-up will open into a new tab, instead of
remaining suppressed. This happens on almost all
websites that use pop-ups. (Oftentimes, they will
use Flash for these pop-ups, but the Flashblock
extension disables it, so it only shows the "F"
button.)

Is there anything I can change to prevent the
pop-ups from happening?

TIA.


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Re: SeaMonkey 2.3.3 flickers all the time

[Tom S.]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 10/1/11 7:12 AM, Otto Wyss wrote:

Hope this is the right group. I've just checked Firefox with the same web page
and it doesn't flicker.

Wyo

 Original Message 
Subject: Re: SeaMonkey 2.3.3 flickers all the time
Date: Sat, 01 Oct 2011 06:31:50 -0500
From: Jay Garcia
Newsgroups: mozilla.general
References:

On 01.10.2011 03:42, Otto Wyss wrote:

   --- Original Message ---


Since version 2.3.3 SeaMonkey flickers on many webpages, it shortly
displays a white background before the content is shown. How can I
disable this?

Wyo


May be better to post Seamonkey issues in the Seamonkey group:

mozilla.support.seamonkey



This is bug #662871 at
.  To stop it,
minimize the browser window and then restore it.

See also bug #664088 at
.



Another way to stop it: click on another tab and 
then back, usually waiting until the page finishes 
loading before clicking back.


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Re: Personal Toolbar Missing 2.3.2

[Tom S.]

M wrote:

I've just downloaded Seamonkey 2.3.2 but have lost
all the entries in my Personal toolbar from 2.0.14

Where are they and can I re-intall?

M



From the drop-down menu, you will see the folder, 
"Personal Toolbar", at first with no bookmarks in 
it - you will have to manually move them from the 
old Personal Toolbar, when inside the Bookmarks 
Manager.


If you right click on the new Personal Toolbar and 
select properties, it will show you the name, 
"Bookmarks Menu", which cannot be changed. This 
should not be confused with the Bookmarks Menu 
shown in the Bookmarks Manager, which contains all 
of your saved bookmarks.


If you select Manage Bookmarks from the drop-down 
menu, it will open the Bookmarks Manager. From 
there, the new Personal Toolbar is called the 
"Bookmarks Toolbar". This cannot be changed either.


So, the new Personal Toolbar now has three names, 
depending on where you look.


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Re: SM2.2 online job application form problems

[Tom S.]

MCBastos wrote:

Interviewed by CNN on 16/08/2011 00:08, PhillipJones told the world:

Tom S. wrote:

Hi all,
Why does SeaMonkey have problems with filling out online job application
forms nearly all of the time? I almost always have to switch the
rendering engine (IE) to show the form correctly and submit the
information. The forms on most jobs websites will not work with
SeaMonkey. It becomes very frustrating, trying to fill out these forms
and they just won't work right.

Is there some sort of conspiracy to force people to use IE, in order to
fill out these forms? Or is there something wrong with SeaMonkey and the
way it shows them?

Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:5.0) Gecko/20110706
Firefox/5.0 SeaMonkey/2.2


Blame Adobe on that one. they use to have the adobe PDF viewer Plugin.
Problem is when Mac went to OSX and came out Safari,they made the
plug-in available for Web-kit, not Gecko. and despite protest from
myself and thousands of other that don't use Safari. All adobe does is
give us gecko product users the one finger salute.

Supposedly Mozilla is working on built in code to display PDF natively.
I'm hoping if they do so they add support for filling out forms. That's
one of the main things you need view PDF online for anyway.

When we were using OS9 (c++, objective-C) The adobe Plugin worked for
Mac as well as PC And the electronics Association I was part of built
PDF online forms, for use with the association.



Since the OP is using Windows XP, I don't think this explanation applies
in this exact form. Adobe does keep supplying plugins for non-IE
browsers in Windows.

With that said, however... it IS possible that the OP is missing the
Adobe Reader plugin in Seamonkey -- the installer for Adobe Reader
detects Firefox (and, I think, Opera) automatically, but not Seamonkey
or other less-common browsers.

A couple months ago I gave somebody instructions to manually install
this plugin, but it was for Vista/Win7... let me see if I can adapt it
to XP...

...yes, here it is:

Just copy nppdf32.dll from:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\Browser\

to your Seamonkey plugins browser (usually C:\Program
Files\SeaMonkey\plugins )




Thanks, but sorry, I already have that file in my 
plugins folder.  It seems to be more like a 
javascript problem on these forms.


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SM2.2 online job application form problems

[Tom S.]

Hi all,
Why does SeaMonkey have problems with filling out 
online job application forms nearly all of the 
time?  I almost always have to switch the 
rendering engine (IE) to show the form correctly 
and submit the information.  The forms on most 
jobs websites will not work with SeaMonkey. It 
becomes very frustrating, trying to fill out these 
forms and they just won't work right.


Is there some sort of conspiracy to force people 
to use IE, in order to fill out these forms? Or is 
there something wrong with SeaMonkey and the way 
it shows them?


Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; 
rv:5.0) Gecko/20110706 Firefox/5.0 SeaMonkey/2.2


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Re: "Save Page as... "

[Tom S.]

Rufus wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 6/1/11 12:47 PM, Tom S. wrote:

Hi all,

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3.

I recently noticed, there no longer is a "Save
Page as... " selection under the File menu of the
browser window. Why is it only "Save Page"
(Ctrl+S), which saves the whole "Web Page,
complete" by using the Download Manager? Why
aren't the options to save as text, as "Web Page,
HTML only", or "All Files" available anymore, as
they were in SeaMonkey 1? Is there anything I can
do to get these options back?

TIA.


I'm already using SM 2.1RC1; so I checked my wife's PC, which still has
SM 2.0.14. On the menu bar, there is indeed [File> Save Page As...].

Is it possible that your PC's focus was on the Mail/News window or
another window that was not the browser?


Well that is strange. It is definitely in the browser window. If it
exists in yours, then I guess it may have been changed by an installed
extension. The problem is, which one? :-\



I have a "Save as" option in my 2.0.14 Mail File menu, but only the
options for File, Draft, or Template selections, depending on what I'm
doing.



Update:
I just found out what was set wrong.  I searched 
"save page as" missing  - and found this web page 
at MozillaZine for the answer:

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=1571255

Thanks goes to Phillip Chee for this:

"You need to change your SeaMonkey settings.

Edit->Preferences->Browser->Downloads->When saving 
a file->(*) Always ask me where to save files."


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Re: "Save Page as... "

[Tom S.]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 6/1/11 12:47 PM, Tom S. wrote:

Hi all,

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3.

I recently noticed, there no longer is a "Save
Page as... " selection under the File menu of the
browser window.  Why is it only "Save Page"
(Ctrl+S), which saves the whole "Web Page,
complete" by using the Download Manager? Why
aren't the options to save as text, as "Web Page,
HTML only", or "All Files" available anymore, as
they were in SeaMonkey 1? Is there anything I can
do to get these options back?

TIA.


I'm already using SM 2.1RC1; so I checked my wife's PC, which still has
SM 2.0.14.  On the menu bar, there is indeed [File>  Save Page As...].

Is it possible that your PC's focus was on the Mail/News window or
another window that was not the browser?

Well that is strange.  It is definitely in the 
browser window.  If it exists in yours, then I 
guess it may have been changed by an installed 
extension.  The problem is, which one?  :-\


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"Save Page as... "

[Tom S.]

Hi all,

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3.

I recently noticed, there no longer is a "Save 
Page as... " selection under the File menu of the 
browser window.  Why is it only "Save Page" 
(Ctrl+S), which saves the whole "Web Page, 
complete" by using the Download Manager? Why 
aren't the options to save as text, as "Web Page, 
HTML only", or "All Files" available anymore, as 
they were in SeaMonkey 1? Is there anything I can 
do to get these options back?


TIA.
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Re: email viewing problem

[Tom S.]

Robert Gault wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3. Here is what I
often see when opening an email message for the first time:

http://i55.tinypic.com/2ho8swm.gif

Why do I get a header mess in the message area like this when pressing
F8 to view an email?



Most likely because you have View/Headers/All selected. Try selecting
"Normal"

Michael g


Nope. The headers setting isn't set for All. It's usually set for Normal
or sometimes Extended Normal. The problem is showing in the message
body. It only does this kind of thing on the first message selected. If
I go to another message, it will show OK. Then, when I go back to the
first message, it also will show the way it should. BTW, it doesn't
matter whether it is an html or plain-text message.
(Although this bug isn't a severe problem, it can get irritating
sometimes.)



Check your setting for the message body, View/Message Body As/Original
HTML. It looks like you have it set for Text.


No, mine is set for Original HTML.

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Re: email viewing problem

[Tom S.]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Tom S. wrote:


Michael Gordon wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3. Here is what I
often see when opening an email message for the first time:

http://i55.tinypic.com/2ho8swm.gif

Why do I get a header mess in the message area like this when pressing
F8 to view an email?



Most likely because you have View/Headers/All selected. Try selecting
"Normal"

Michael g


Nope. The headers setting isn't set for All. It's usually set for Normal
or sometimes Extended Normal. The problem is showing in the message
body. It only does this kind of thing on the first message selected. If
I go to another message, it will show OK. Then, when I go back to the
first message, it also will show the way it should. BTW, it doesn't
matter whether it is an html or plain-text message.
(Although this bug isn't a severe problem, it can get irritating
sometimes.)


I've occasionally seen something like this with HTML messages, for a
random assortments of senders. Selecting another message and then
returning fixes it. But I haven't seen the full-monty source code you're
getting; what I've seen is poorly rendered HTML, most often application
of the wrong charset. Going and returning apparently forces it to reread
the header and apply the correct charset.





Yes, selecting another message and then returning 
fixes it here as well.  But at times, it has 
happened on both html and plain text messages.  It 
doesn't seem to matter where the email comes from.


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Re: email viewing problem

[Tom S.]

Michael Gordon wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro SP3. Here is what I
often see when opening an email message for the first time:

http://i55.tinypic.com/2ho8swm.gif

Why do I get a header mess in the message area like this when pressing
F8 to view an email?



Most likely because you have View/Headers/All selected. Try selecting
"Normal"

Michael g


Nope. The headers setting isn't set for All. It's 
usually set for Normal or sometimes Extended 
Normal. The problem is showing in the message 
body.  It only does this kind of thing on the 
first message selected.  If I go to another 
message, it will show OK. Then, when I go back to 
the first message, it also will show the way it 
should.  BTW, it doesn't matter whether it is an 
html or plain-text message.
(Although this bug isn't a severe problem, it can 
get irritating sometimes.)


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email viewing problem

[Tom S.]

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.0.14, with Windows XP Pro 
SP3. Here is what I often see when opening an 
email message for the first time:


http://i55.tinypic.com/2ho8swm.gif

Why do I get a header mess in the message area 
like this when pressing F8 to view an email?


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No Toy Factory theme?

[Tom S.]

Why can't anyone port the Toy Factory theme to work with SeaMonkey 2? 
When I search for it, all I ever see is that the ones who used to 
support it claim they no longer have the time for it.  So, isn't there 
anyone else who can fix it?


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small problem with menus

[Tom S.]

In the SeaMonkey 2 pull-down menus, why are there pipe symbols "|" shown 
on menu items where previously in SM1 there were ellipses "... " 
showing?  Also, for any menu listing that may be too long, such as in a 
newsgroup listing, a "|" appears where it was truncated.  Why are they 
there?  When the early stable version of SM2 was released, I thought 
this was just a temporary glitch that would soon be fixed in an update, 
but it still remains.  It shows in any theme.


Has anyone else noticed this small annoyance?  I'm using Windows XP Pro, 
sp3 with SM 2.0.3.  (SM 1.1.18 doesn't have this problem, of course.)


Might it be possible to change this in the config editor preferences?


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Re: can't install search plugins on SM2?

[Tom S.]

Margo Guda wrote:

Hi,
I'm trying to install some of the search plugins listed on mozilla add
ons as compatible with SM 2. I'm using 2.02 now. When I try to install
the search plugin, such as the rapidshare file finder, a message pops up
saying Sorry you need a mozilla capable browser such as firefox... but
this add on is listed for Seamonkey 2!

Margo.


Have you tried the Search Engine Wizard extension?  It will let you make 
your own search plugins.  The version for Seamonkey can be found here:

http://xsidebar.mozdev.org/modifiedmisc.html#searchenginewizard


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Re: leave message on server

[Tom S.]

Smiles wrote:

good day

I have had a problem with my computer so I stop deleting emails from my
pop server now the problem is fixed I did a test download from one of my
accounts but did not bring everything down just the new items than the
server deleted all items.

On two accounts I must redownload everything
How do I tell SeaMonkey to redownload everything?
I have 200 emails that did not get written to seamonkey on the first
download due to problems

Thanks


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