Hi all,
I've tried in vain to find out how to view message headers. In 4.xx I
could choose View -> Headers -> All or similar, and see the computer
name, IP addy and everything else. In Netscape 6.1 it doesn't seem to
work for me. Just shows some of the email addresses if sent to many
peopl
basic wrote:
> Without seeing the stylesheet it is impossible to know.
I hope these are the files needed to determine where the problem lies
(Mozilla or our site):
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
Title: core services
Gervase Markham wrote:
> It's a very big issue, because it makes me want to throw up every time I
> use Mozilla's mail editor. Does no-one here have any sense of aesthetics?
agreed, it is very confusing to the author how quoting and linewrapping
will turn up at the recipient's end.
Mozilla s
Peter Lairo wrote:
> agreed, it is very confusing to the author how quoting and linewrapping
> will turn up at the recipient's end.
That's why I sincerly think that there should be an UI option to at
least disable the display of format=flowed.
Many many newbies keep asking me why Netscape 6.1
any tips on how i can setup mozilla to use groupwise as default mail client?
thanx
kh
Hi,
"I" have a big problem:)
The source of posted pages in mozilla wont show the posted source, only
the source of page before post.
Is there any way to fix it, or when will be fixed? It's a very
disappointing bug :(.
thx.
CoL
I forgot to mention that I'm running NS6.1 on Windows 98SE.
The "about" page shows the following version informaiton:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-GB; rv:0.9.2) Gecko/20010726
Netscape6/6.1
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Mark Mayo wrote:
> I've tried in vain to find out how to view message headers.
Use Ctrl+U as a Workaround (View/Message Source)
Asa Dotzler wrote:
> Pratik wrote:
>
>
>
>>>Interesting, but it's not popping up with each nightly install here,
>>>only with that ONE build. Haven't seen it since.
>>>
>>
>>
>>I agree. It popped up once but I haven't seen it since. And I just use
>>tarballs (linux) and zip files (windows),
Hi,
> a:hover.note {
> color: #CC6600 ;
> font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif ;
> font-size: 10pt ;
> font-weight: normal ;
> text-decoration: underline
> }
That is the same as:
a.note:hover { ...
But i think it should be
.note a:hover {
Just thinking...
regards,--
Henno B
Holger Metzger wrote:
> Peter Lairo wrote:
>>agreed, it is very confusing to the author how quoting and linewrapping
>>will turn up at the recipient's end.
> That's why I sincerly think that there should be an UI option to at
> least disable the display of format=flowed.
>
> Many many newbies
I'm no expert on the matter, but I'm pretty sure the correct format is
a.note:hover {/* style declarations */}
It's been a long time since I looked at the W3C's spec on the matter,
but I think it's always supposed to be in the form of
.:
--Jason
Henno Buschmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> a:hover.note
Peter Lairo wrote:
> Woa, let's not throw-out-the-baby-with-the-bathwater. Most people
> understand "soft returns" from their word processor (hopefully not M$
> word :) ) because they can see the text *flow* as they type.
I'm just saying what most newbies tell me. They hate it that their
Nets
Hallo,
Jason Fleshman wrote:
> I'm no expert on the matter, but I'm pretty sure the correct format is
> a.note:hover {/* style declarations */}
Yea, thats one correkt form. But now you have to type
to get the result.
But i think its ment:
text... ...
And then you need
.note a:hover or
p.note
I filed this one a while back
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92506
Ben Ruppel wrote:
>
> Hi, I recently filed a bug (97396) where mozilla stops opening new
> windows. I can not faithfully reproduce it, but it always starts when
> I'm clicking on a link that uses javascript to open
Is this a buggy asynchronous dns thingy?
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- Torgeir
Mark Mayo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've tried in vain to find out how to view message headers. In 4.xx I
> could choose View -> Headers -> All or similar, and see the computer
> name, IP addy and everything else. In Netscape 6.1 it doesn't seem to
> work for me. Just shows some of the email ad
>>>Ah, I can now. And it's more like 70-some. I was looking for "Lesser"
>>>and not taking crusty old "Library" into account. Fixed and fixed. But
>>>be it 70 or 0, I still call it "negligible".
>>>
>>Actually, only two are straight LGPL - the others are all dually-licensed.
>
> WAIT. You've
JTK wrote:
> Ok, I give: how can I do it better? What text is in all BSD licenses?
Try keying off the beginning of the permissions granted:
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
met
This languag
Hello!
I've noticed some severe instability when running Mozilla + Java on a
Win9x system. Severe enough to hang the entire OS, actually!
I've filed :
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=95661
describing the problem.
If anybody here is on a Win9x system, please check out that bug and
I am creating a site that has an IFRAME element that is updated using
cookie data written when pressing a DIV based menu item. The problem is
the DIV menu (which is a dropdown menu system) appears underneath the
IFRAME (so part of the menu is cut off when it enters the IFRAME area).
This occur
After looking at the page again I see no CSS problems. This page is
formatted mostly using tables. It only uses CSS for font and text
styles. The main table on the page (than contains almost everything) has
the attribute width="750" this means that the table has a width of 750
pixel, however t
>
>
>Oh I have many names Mr. Ross.
>
Maybe, but only one is your work address ;-)
Michael Ney wrote:
> I am creating a site that has an IFRAME element that is updated using
> cookie data written when pressing a DIV based menu item. The problem is
> the DIV menu (which is a dropdown menu system) appears underneath the
> IFRAME (so part of the menu is cut off when it enters t
Peter Lairo wrote:
>
> I hope these are the files needed to determine where the problem lies
> (Mozilla or our site):
>
Why don't you run the CSS through http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ ??
Ditto the html.
The validator does show what the correct :hover syntax is, and
"a:hover.note" ain't
"IFRAMEs do not respect z-index of other, non-iframe content":
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91516
Michael Ney wrote:
> I am creating a site that has an IFRAME element that is updated using
> cookie data written when pressing a DIV based menu item. The problem is
> the DIV menu
I'm lobbying Mozilla supporters for an open, cooperative Web!
Come on, let's show the world how to run the web!
We need an open object on the Web. Why? So those of us who wish to
cooperate by instantly sharing data between domains can do so in an
elegant and intelligent manner. The old Netscape (
Make Thousands Of Dollars
HOW TO TURN SIX DOLLARS INTO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS:
READING THIS COULD CHANGE YOUR LIFE! IT DOES WORK!
I found this on a bulletin board and decided to try it. A little while back,
I was browsing through newsgroups, just like you are now, and came across an
article simila
Mozilla 9.3 does not show the Tag in fvwm (eg. in FvwmWinList), why?
Name of the first window is just "mozilla-bin" and the following are "Untitled".
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.3+) Gecko/20010910, build 2001091005
How can I make Mozilla showing me the
Jodok Muellers wrote:
> Mozilla 9.3 does not show the Tag in fvwm (eg. in
> FvwmWinList), why?
> Name of the first window is just "mozilla-bin" and the following are
> "Untitled".
Which vendor/version of X are you using? I get this too, but only (IIRC)
after I upgraded to XF4.1. Note that I
Hi
I had the same problem. Try changing the skin. That worked for me.
mk.
"Graham P. Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Graham P. Davis wrote:
>
> > After installing Netscape 6.1 I found my sidebar was empty. Returning
> > to Mozilla I f
How to I get Netscape 6 to be my default browser. At the moment when I click
on an web address in MS Outlook express, Exploer opens to view it. I would
like N6 to open to view it. How do I change the settings to do this.
Ian
And it came to pass that Ian Winter wrote:
> How to I get Netscape 6 to be my default browser. At the
> moment when I click on an web address in MS Outlook
> express, Exploer opens to view it. I would like N6 to open
> to view it. How do I change the settings to do this.
>
> Ian
>
>
>
Che
Try for the first time tonight to build Mozilla. Was hell figuring out
how something like CVS works, but anyway, this is what I'm getting:
C:\moz_src\mozilla>nmake /f client.mak build_all
Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 1.50
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1988-94. All rights
Steve Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> says...
> No doubt this is true, however there are many legitimate reasons for
> site developers TO share information in this way. One prime example
> would be a "universal login" facility. Site A could hold usernames and
> passwords in trust. A user would log into
Looks like you don't have a proper path to your MSVC++6.0 stuff. It
apparently can't find cl, though why nmake would be found is odd.
What's your environment look like? There's a whole boatload of env vars
you have to set.
DeMoN LaG wrote:
[snip]
Steve Moyer wrote:
>
> I'm lobbying Mozilla supporters for an open, cooperative Web!
> Come on, let's show the world how to run the web!
>
AOL's on top of it. When they finish buying AT&T's cable business,
they'll show the world how to run the web. The AOL way.
"You've got a monopoly!"
JTK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11 Sep 2001:
>
> AOL's on top of it. When they finish buying AT&T's cable business,
> they'll show the world how to run the web. The AOL way.
>
> "You've got a monopoly!"
>
Highly doubt that, considering Microso
JTK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11 Sep 2001:
> Looks like you don't have a proper path to your MSVC++6.0 stuff.
> It apparently can't find cl, though why nmake would be found is
> odd. What's your environment look like? There's a whole boatload
>
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