can't load new version

2010-07-06 Thread Gary F. Pitel
I had an older version of SeaMonkey installed and it told me that the 
folder was full that I had to delete some files and compact the folder 
which I did. However, after I did that it still kept saying the same 
thing. I thought I would just load the latest version of SeaMonkey which 
I did and that would correct the problem. So I did that and it asked me 
if I wanted to load that version now and I said yes. It never launched 
so I clicked on the desk icon and it wouldn't launched from that either. 
I went to the installation folder where it is installed it shows the 
icon (SeaMonkey.exe) with a date from the old installation and not a 
date of this installation. However there are other folders there that 
show today's date on them so I know there was an installation that took 
place.
What is going on and how do I fix the problem? I also clicked on the 
icon (SeaMonkey.exe) in this folder and it didn't launched the program. 
This icon has the old installation date and not the new installation 
date. I tried to do a new installation and that didn't make any 
difference. PS I don't want to lose my existing emails or folders in 
correcting this problem if at all possible. Right now I have nothing in 
the way of SeaMonkey. Thanks



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can't load new version

2010-07-06 Thread Peter Anton
I don't know which older version you were using, but you have to 
COMPLETELY remove (uninstall) Version 1 of Seamonkey before installing 
Version 2.  Versions 1 and 2 are incompatible.  Even if you install them 
into different locations, there are some common file locations that will 
overlap and cause conflicts.  I would even look in /Program Files/ and 
/Document and Settings/.../Application Data/ to be sure there aren't any 
residual configuration files left behind.



Subject: Can't load new version
From:
"Gary F. Pitel" 
Date:
Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:12:50 -0400

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I had an older version of SeaMonkey installed and it told me that the 
folder was full that I had to delete some files and compact the folder 
which I did. However, after I did that it still kept saying the same 
thing. I thought I would just load the latest version of SeaMonkey which 
I did and that would correct the problem. So I did that and it asked me 
if I wanted to load that version now and I said yes. It never launched 
so I clicked on the desk icon and it wouldn't launched from that either. 
I went to the installation folder where it is installed it shows the 
icon (SeaMonkey.exe) with a date from the old installation and not a 
date of this installation. However there are other folders there that 
show today's date on them so I know there was an installation that took 
place.
What is going on and how do I fix the problem? I also clicked on the 
icon (SeaMonkey.exe) in this folder and it didn't launched the program. 
This icon has the old installation date and not the new installation 
date. I tried to do a new installation and that didn't make any 
difference. PS I don't want to lose my existing emails or folders in 
correcting this problem if at all possible. Right now I have nothing in 
the way of SeaMonkey. Thanks



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Re: can't load new version

2010-07-06 Thread S. Beaulieu

Peter Anton a écrit :

Versions 1 and 2 are incompatible.


Since when? I have both running and there is no problem whatsoever. The 
only potential "conflict" involves shortcuts, which will point to only 
one version, but that is easily cared for by creating new shortcuts and 
identifying them properly.


S.
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Re: can't load new version

2010-07-06 Thread Jay Garcia
On 06.07.2010 14:22, Peter Anton wrote:

 --- Original Message ---

> I don't know which older version you were using, but you have to
> COMPLETELY remove (uninstall) Version 1 of Seamonkey before installing
> Version 2.  Versions 1 and 2 are incompatible.  Even if you install them
> into different locations, there are some common file locations that will
> overlap and cause conflicts.  I would even look in /Program Files/ and
> /Document and Settings/.../Application Data/ to be sure there aren't any
> residual configuration files left behind.
> 
> 
> Subject: Can't load new version
> From:
> "Gary F. Pitel" 
> Date:
> Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:12:50 -0400

Please reply under the original post for logical continuity rather than
starting a new post, thanks.


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Re: can't load new version

2010-07-07 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Jay Garcia wrote:


On 06.07.2010 14:22, Peter Anton wrote:

 --- Original Message ---


I don't know which older version you were using, but you have to
COMPLETELY remove (uninstall) Version 1 of Seamonkey before installing
Version 2.  Versions 1 and 2 are incompatible.  Even if you install them
into different locations, there are some common file locations that will
overlap and cause conflicts.  I would even look in /Program Files/ and
/Document and Settings/.../Application Data/ to be sure there aren't any
residual configuration files left behind.


Subject: Can't load new version
From:
"Gary F. Pitel" 
Date:
Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:12:50 -0400


Please reply under the original post for logical continuity rather than
starting a new post, thanks.


E he did, didn't he? His message threads under Gary F. Pitel's 
original query, at least on my computer.


Or were you complaining about top-posting?

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