Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-31 Thread Daniel

silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 21:28, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 12:48, silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 09:55, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor
did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time
ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import
from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??

Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??


This is a new d/l, did not have Seamonkey on this computer before, just
d/l to try it out, I could go to Regedit and try to look for any
Seamonkey leftovers if you think that helps?
The only thing that it said was that it was getting TB account, nothing
else, I thought it strange not asking about FF profile, bookmarks, etc.

TIA


Charlie

Cleanned registry of all Seamonkey files, d/l Seamonkey 2.8 this time
and the same thing happened! Can not find bookmarks anywhere!

TIA

Charlie


Sorry, in your original post, you had When I had SM before (quite some
time ago!), so I thought you did have SM installed on this computer.
When you removed SeaMonkey, it (normally) does not delete your profile,
which is stored separate from the program, so, again, you may be finding
your old profile.

In any case, in Firefox, find out where it is storing your profile
information such as your bookmarks. I think you might be able to find it
listed somewhere under Options. If possible, export your Bookmarks as
a HTML file and note where the file is stored.

When you know where FF has your Bookmarks, start SM, select Bookmarks
and then Manage Bookmarks, select Tools and then import HTML,
point to where you stored your FF bookmarks and away you go.

HTH


Thanks very much to all who helped. Things have certainly changed over
the years how stuff is done here and one does not keep up with it!!!
Taken a bit of info from all, I did find the FF bookmarks and have now
saved it in html form for future reference.

Thanks again.

Charlie


Good to know we've helped you sort your problem.

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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-30 Thread silverfox38

On 03/29/2012 21:28, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 12:48, silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 09:55, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor
did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time
ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??

Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??


This is a new d/l, did not have Seamonkey on this computer before, just
d/l to try it out, I could go to Regedit and try to look for any
Seamonkey leftovers if you think that helps?
The only thing that it said was that it was getting TB account, nothing
else, I thought it strange not asking about FF profile, bookmarks, etc.

TIA


Charlie

Cleanned registry of all Seamonkey files, d/l Seamonkey 2.8 this time
and the same thing happened! Can not find bookmarks anywhere!

TIA

Charlie


Sorry, in your original post, you had When I had SM before (quite some
time ago!), so I thought you did have SM installed on this computer.
When you removed SeaMonkey, it (normally) does not delete your profile,
which is stored separate from the program, so, again, you may be finding
your old profile.

In any case, in Firefox, find out where it is storing your profile
information such as your bookmarks. I think you might be able to find it
listed somewhere under Options. If possible, export your Bookmarks as
a HTML file and note where the file is stored.

When you know where FF has your Bookmarks, start SM, select Bookmarks
and then Manage Bookmarks, select Tools and then import HTML,
point to where you stored your FF bookmarks and away you go.

HTH

Thanks very much to all who helped. Things have certainly changed over 
the years how stuff is done here and one does not keep up with it!!!
Taken a bit of info from all, I did find the FF bookmarks and have now 
saved it in html form for future reference.


Thanks again.

Charlie
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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-29 Thread Daniel

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and 
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed 
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??


Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??

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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-29 Thread silverfox38

On 03/29/2012 09:55, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??

Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??

This is a new d/l, did not have Seamonkey on this computer before, just 
d/l to try it out, I could go to Regedit and try to look for any 
Seamonkey leftovers if you think that helps?
The only thing that it said was that it was getting TB account, nothing 
else, I thought it strange not asking about FF profile, bookmarks, etc.


TIA


Charlie
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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-29 Thread silverfox38

On 03/29/2012 12:48, silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 09:55, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??

Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??


This is a new d/l, did not have Seamonkey on this computer before, just
d/l to try it out, I could go to Regedit and try to look for any
Seamonkey leftovers if you think that helps?
The only thing that it said was that it was getting TB account, nothing
else, I thought it strange not asking about FF profile, bookmarks, etc.

TIA


Charlie
Cleanned registry of all Seamonkey files, d/l Seamonkey 2.8 this time 
and the same thing happened! Can not find bookmarks anywhere!


TIA

Charlie
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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-29 Thread NoOp
On 03/28/2012 10:17 AM, Chris Ilias wrote:
 On 12-03-28 1:08 PM, silverfox38 wrote:

 Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor did
 I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time ago!), I
 had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
 importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
 file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?
 
 This article should help http://seamonkey.ilias.ca/profilefaq/#fromFxTb.
 

I wouldn't recommend that method...

That might be OK for a *new* clean install, however your instructions
fail to mention this:
This will replace all of your current bookmarks with the backup. Are
you sure?

I think it's safer to Export the bookmarks in Firefox to html, and then
Import the html file into SeaMonkey. That way you won't lose your
existing bookmarks.



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Re: Importing bookmarks from Firefox

2012-03-29 Thread Daniel

silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 12:48, silverfox38 wrote:

On 03/29/2012 09:55, Daniel wrote:

silverfox38 wrote:


Installed SM 2.9 and it did not import bookmarks from Firefox 11 nor
did
I find options to do it. When I had SM before (quite some time ago!), I
had no such problems, is there a different way to do this type of
importing now? I did find Importing HTML but it wants to import from a
file? Does not show option to import from Firefox?

TIA

Charlie


Charlie, is it possible that the last time you installed SeaMonkey and
then deleted it, you left behind a profile, so that when you installed
SM this time, it found that old profile and just carried on??

Was/Is the profile that SM is using now up-to-date??


This is a new d/l, did not have Seamonkey on this computer before, just
d/l to try it out, I could go to Regedit and try to look for any
Seamonkey leftovers if you think that helps?
The only thing that it said was that it was getting TB account, nothing
else, I thought it strange not asking about FF profile, bookmarks, etc.

TIA


Charlie

Cleanned registry of all Seamonkey files, d/l Seamonkey 2.8 this time
and the same thing happened! Can not find bookmarks anywhere!

TIA

Charlie


Sorry, in your original post, you had When I had SM before (quite some 
time ago!), so I thought you did have SM installed on this computer. 
When you removed SeaMonkey, it (normally) does not delete your profile, 
which is stored separate from the program, so, again, you may be finding 
your old profile.


In any case, in Firefox, find out where it is storing your profile 
information such as your bookmarks. I think you might be able to find it 
listed somewhere under Options. If possible, export your Bookmarks as 
a HTML file and note where the file is stored.


When you know where FF has your Bookmarks, start SM, select Bookmarks 
and then Manage Bookmarks, select Tools and then import HTML, 
point to where you stored your FF bookmarks and away you go.


HTH

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