Re: bug or feature... windows can resize!

ch for a bug # if you still see it. after that file a new bug. -dman84

Re: Scroll wheel works!

Roy R. Campbell, Jr. wrote: > Parish wrote: > >> Garth Almgren wrote: >> >>> I was just browsing Bugzilla when I noticed one of my pet peeve bugs >> >> >> >> Annoys the hell out of me too! >> >>> (which I can't find the number for anymore) has disappeared in the >>> build I'm using (2002032203

Re: About: no version number

m to work. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Ed > you probably have a user.js UA override.. that gives you the same problem.. -dman84

Re: Wrong font prints

the same.. the bug that got checked in is: I think the fonts on linux are not selected properly .. so hopefully that will fix the printing issue. -dman84

Re: issues w/ NScape 6.1

icit&mindate=11%2F28%2F01&maxdate=03%2F20%2F02&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot this is not 0.9.9.. but there are a lot of plugin fixes in the list.. focusing bugs, tabing.. networking.. preferences stuff.. some crashes, Simple Mapi Support.. other misc stuff in there.. -dman84

Re: issues w/ NScape 6.1

g the latest Mozilla > release itself, and not the Netscape branded version. > http://www.mozilla.org > > what seems to be the difference with 6.2.1 to 6.2.2? just crash fixes or is there more? -dman84

Re: Uploading to FTP

ile into the window simply opens the > file. Is this by design? > > Patrick > it seems to be the case by design. Like if you use Word or something you drag it to the window to view it. -dman84

Re: Several 0.9.9 Bugs - Redraw, Delay After Window Close, MessageAddressing

Jonathon Lamon wrote: >> #2 The Single Most Annoying Bug In The Damn Universe: With 0.9.9 came >> the now extremely frustrating bug of Mozilla hanging for as much as >> SEVEN seconds whenever I close a Mozilla window. What the heck is >> going on here? Is it some kind of debug thing or what?

Re: Problem With Flashplayer 6 with mozilla 0.9.9 nightly

Johnny Cage wrote: > dman84 wrote: > >>> >> >> try a new nightly.. the unknown error being issued is being taken out >> of the nightly for now.. its an attempt to find out why errors occur >> so they get fixed. >> >> -dman84 >> >

Re: Gray Modern is so pretty! :)

ver was set to 1.0 so 0.9.9 skins versions will not work with the nightlies set to 1.0... -dman84

Re: Download manager

dman84 wrote: > RV wrote: > >> I noticed a new Download Manager under Tasks > Tools. Mozilla is >> coalescing quickly towards version 1.0. I also like the Calendar and >> the new Spell Checker, both available at mosdev.mozilla.org. Both work >> quite well

Re: This nightly can not install !! (2002031811)

Yeh You-Ying wrote: > Hello, > > I just downloaded win32 version of nightly today, and found > it can not install. My friend encountered the same problem. > > This nightly18-Mar-2002 11:48 10.0M > > Thanks. try just downloading win32-installer.exe or win32-installer-sea.exe - t

Re: Download Moz

t page. Look in the > "Download Mozilla" box for the "Mozilla 0.9.9" link. > what gets me, is how barney got here to post.. -dman84

Re: Problem With Flashplayer 6 with mozilla 0.9.9 nightly

0.9.9. > any solutions? > try a new nightly.. the unknown error being issued is being taken out of the nightly for now.. its an attempt to find out why errors occur so they get fixed. -dman84

Re: Download manager

RV wrote: > I noticed a new Download Manager under Tasks > Tools. Mozilla is > coalescing quickly towards version 1.0. I also like the Calendar and the > new Spell Checker, both available at mosdev.mozilla.org. Both work quite > well. > if you right click on a large zip download that is paus

Re: Download manager

Pratik wrote: > On 03/18/2002 11:35 AM, Sören Kuklau wrote: > >> On 3/18/2002 5:17 PM, RV apparently wrote exactly the following: >> >>> I noticed a new Download Manager under Tasks > Tools. >> >> >> >> Yes, this was checked in today. >> >> >>> Mozilla is coalescing quickly towards version 1.0.

Re: Several 0.9.9 Bugs - Redraw, Delay After Window Close, MessageAddressing

Peter Lakanen wrote: > > Running 0.9.9 release (not a nightly) on Win2k, 1 ghz chip, 512 RAM. > > #1 Since 0.9.8, I've noticed lots of screen redraw problems. Figured > they'd be fixed in 0.9.9 but they are still here. Like right now, part > of the message window I'm typing in did not redraw a

Re: "Quick Launch"

ebpaged OS functions that have to re-write OS calls for an app. (see the Help docs in XP, all the Wizards, Control Panel is really just like a webpage that is rendered that you see, it seems like it some kinda app, but I bet not. -dman84

Re: Problem loading images in Moz 0.9.9

Pascal Chevrel wrote: > > > Jason A. Lefkowitz a dit : > >> Hello all! >> >> I've been using and enjoying Mozilla since the first public builds, and >> it's been amazing seeing how far it has come over time. I have, >> however, encountered one nagging issue ever since release 0.9.7 or so >> th

Re: Mozilla forgets dedault char-setting (0.9.9+)

nal Chinese". > And the Auto-Detect of Char-setting is enable. > Mozilla just show webpage using "Chinese Simplified(GB18030)". > I have to force it to Chinese-Big5 manually. > > If this is a bug, please fix it. > Thanks a lot. :-) maybe file a bug? That might get it fixed.. -dman84

Re: Solved: Re: Mozilla displaying the MS KB search page

dman84 wrote: > Parish wrote: > >> dman84 wrote: >> > they probably made them proprietary IE language stuff.. cause it >> doesn't >> > work here either.. this is something I see coming.. MS is doing the >> > anti-competitive here with their

Re: Solved: Re: Mozilla displaying the MS KB search page

Parish wrote: > dman84 wrote: > > they probably made them proprietary IE language stuff.. cause it doesn't > > work here either.. this is something I see coming.. MS is doing the > > anti-competitive here with their web-pages. > > > > I've solved it

Re: Mozilla displaying the MS KB search page

ade them proprietary IE language stuff.. cause it doesn't work here either.. this is something I see coming.. MS is doing the anti-competitive here with their web-pages. -dman84

Re: Newsgroup Notifcation -- Is it a bug or a feature request or even known?

Kenneth Pardue wrote: > I know about the Watched Threads feature, and it's very nice that I can > now scroll down and see which threads are watched if they have new > messages now. But, I'd also like to see at a glance whether a newsgroup > has new unread messages in one of my watched threads

Re: full full screen

Christian Biesinger wrote: > Morten Nilsen wrote: > >> speaking of fullscreen... why is the milestone built without xinerama >> support? it makes fullscreening on linux with dualhead useless... > > > Not like there is fullscreening on Linux. > there is currently some needed code for non-win3

Re: Evangelism list

code.. then those that use crappy FrontPage to create HTML tables, frames.. others include intel, - their pages that have keynotes for IDF's for starters never work correctly with Mozilla.. and, well.. I've seen more for iframes & shockware content vs a gif that loads.. what else.. -hmm.. -dman84

Re: It's official AOL+Gecko

Christian Biesinger wrote: > jon wrote: > >> Mozilla still also has extremely bad html form handling. > > > Can't confirm that, could you name examples of this? yeah, please before 1.0 hits.. -dman84

Re: Forwarding emails with full headers as attachments

l post the > results once spamcop sends me a reply. > > Sarch > > -- > Spamblock in action: Remove NOTREAL from email address to reply via email. > > "Look, if that's where those poor children are, of course I'll go >to Somalia." - Amanda Keller, "The Hub" When I get a forward, I dont wanna see all that crap.. I just wanna read the mail message.. If I know who sent it to me, that is all I need to know.. receiving a forward without full headers, I like that.. to me I just scroll over all that anyway and go to the message text. -Dman84

Re: Can 2 Versions of Mozilla Run on Same PC?

phil wrote: > Answer for win98 is also yes. I installed 0.9.9 and the March 14 nightly > both on my Windows partition. You can't run both of them at the same > time as is the case with Linux, but that's not much of a limitation. > You must install each version in a separate folder/directory; oth

Re: Killer features?

Geraint Edwards wrote: > I know its late in the day for feature suggestions. with Mozilla 1.0 > just around the corner. but the following are based on my experiences. > > Here are 3 possible suggestions for 'killer features' that could > differentiate Mozilla from the opposition (all email rela

Re: Mozilla and Real Player Plugin

Bundy wrote: > RV typed: > >> dman84 wrote: >> >>> works for me, thanks.. just seen this fix on mozillazine for 0.9.9 >>> discussion too.. >> >> >> >> >> I posted it there too (bandido) >> > > To lurkers, it

Re: It's official AOL+Gecko

ats over and done with.. They are not going to release a new AOL 7.0.. your logic is out of sync. -dman84

Re: tabbed browsing bug?? haha

g., > > maarten > > its a known bug: with XUL I think.. It not a top priority to fix ur-up.. -dman84

Re: bookmark notify

Johnny Cage wrote: > I was wonder if there was a bug in the bookmarks notify, its seem i > can't do properties on any of the bookmark its grayed out. is it a bug > or did they turn it off for 1.0? > try restarting mozilla.. and also try creating a new profile.. this may help. -Dennis

Re: Java plugin not installing for Mozilla

s like everything > should "just work"... > As you said, after copying the plugins from the Netscape6/Plugins > directory to the Mozilla/Plugins directory, it all works now. > Thanks! > > dman84 wrote: > >> LH wrote: >> >>> I can't seem

Re: Java plugin not installing for Mozilla

.mozillazine.com 0.9.9 article status.. then I've see it several newsgroups here in the past day.. apparently no-one read the release notes either.. if you have downloaded and have JRE, netscape 6.2.1, just copy all your plugins from your netscape directory to the mozilla/plugins directory.. ie the one in question is np*OJI.dll that you want.. -dman84

Re: 0.9.9 and null host mappings

hosts entries at the IP of > a webserver that exists (maybe you have one running on your local > network, or run one yourself?) - then mozilla will get 404s back from > that server, instead of connection refused messages, and you won't get > the annoying dialogs. > I think that is what he said is that it doesn't work anymore, is the work around.. -dman84

Re: Mozilla and Real Player Plugin

RV wrote: > Like many others I was not able to get Mozilla to recognize Real Player > plugin. When I check about:plugin the RealPlayer plugin appeared listed > but it didn't seem to be recognized by any page that required it. I also > have Netscape 6.2.1 and it works fine with it. When I check

Re: [Mozilla0.9.9] "Forward as Inline" not perfect as the one of Mozilla 0.9.8+ (2002031008)

ext). :( > > using build 2002-03-11, winNT wfm, using build 2002-03-12 win2K. -dman84

Re: AOL sez goodbye to IE (yes, IE)

d miss understanding and it shows.. The journalist dont know squat about the PC technologies.. yet they write articles on them, and 9 times out 10 they end up screwing up telling poor users inacurate info.. which is why you have to rely on many tech-sites to be in the know.. -dman84 -dman84

Re: filling in a bookmark's description field

.google.com/search?q=%s and put a 'g' in the keyword field, without quotes. Then on the browser URL bar, type 'g ' thats how keywords are like shortcuts to urls.., but I dont know how to fill them in except typing by hand. -dman84

Re: Weird Print Behavior

t; Ok, that's all that I've noticed with printing thus far. > > Albert > there are some of these bugs in the most-frequent reported list.. under QA. -dman84

Re: Moz .9.9 Lost tabbed browsing? Help?

avigator, no addittional tabs appear. If I >> check the boxes, the single tab disappears altogether. >> >> Behaviour is same in modern or classic theme. Help? > > > I'm not seeing this. Sorry. > try a new profile.. -dman84

Re: No Java with 0.9.9 Windows NT 4.0

pe's directory to Mozilla's plugin directory and they will work.. This works for every other plugin type, as long as you have installed the program on your computer and you had ns 6.x installed. -dman84

Re: Saved Messages

> The spell-check program works great also. > > this maybe due to using the same profile from 0.9.8.. similar bugs are side affects of this problem.. -dman84

Re: weird scrollbar behaviour

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.9) Gecko/20020310 > > Jeroen > > I see this if you just reside the right edge of the browser window in build 2002-3-10-08 w2k, its probably a widget issue.. if you mouse-over it, the arrow becomes black. -Dennis -dman84

Re: A sad day for trolls...

ct, all the top tech news (ZDNET, CNET, etc) >> organizations would be bloating about it. Considering this site is >> mostly about linux, you can dismiss the story as bogus until more >> evidence appears. >> >> -- >> Kyle >> > Kyle, the register is usually the ones digging up the dirt so this stuff gets out to the big news sites.. They are not wrong on many stuff, but I agree they are on a lot of stuff too.. they are about 50/50.. -dman84

Re: AOL to Dump IE in favor of Mozilla

Blake Ross wrote: >> I will tell you this, if AOL did change it's customers to Netscape, >> MSN business booms. > > > You're so naive to believe that any of the 30 million users will even > notice the switch. Sounds like you're preparing your backup story > should this story turn out to be t

Re: Mozilla 100% cpu time on this page - known bug?

Travis Crump wrote: > WFM, mozilla uses just as much CPU as it normally does. > > Holger Metzger wrote: > >> >> >> Mozilla uses 100% cpu time on this page. >> >> - Holger >> > task manager is at 100% CPU usage in build 3-10.. w2k. -Dennis

Re: More reasons not to download Netscape 6.2.1 - wait until next release!!

Holger Metzger wrote: > Christian Biesinger wrote: > >>dman84 wrote: >> >>>sorry, that was kinda harsh.. I meant to just say that you dont have to >>>go around removing code like a Hack when you can just hit the cancel >>>buttons to get out of ac

Re: Password protected profiles <-- patch ready, but ignored by owner :(

ows specific... Windows can also be > configured to require a password to logon. > I know a couple that the wife wants a feature like this to lock out her husband from her email & browser stuff even on a windows multi-user platform like WME. -dman84

Re: More reasons not to download Netscape 6.2.1 - wait until next release!!

dman84 wrote: > Peter Lairo wrote: > >> Christian Biesinger wrote: >> >>> I said you need not register it. The following page describes how to >>> get rid of the "Activation" Screen. >>> >>> http://www.hmetzger.de/net6e.html#4 >

Re: More reasons not to download Netscape 6.2.1 - wait until next release!!

urrs *during* the installation. How do you delete > activation.dll, or edit all-ns.js *before* you install? > > The solution you (and Holger Metzger) provide doesn't seem possible for > someon who just downloaded N6Setup.exe. :( > why do you care, you can just hit the cancel buttons to get out of activation and it will go away forever.. -dman84

Re: how to get QuickTime working under Mozilla 0.9.8???

> If you have further problems with plugins, there's also a separate > plugins newsgroup. > you also have to use the quicktime installer to install it on your syste m for ns6.2.1, but will work in Moz after that if you copy those files plus the Quicktime.classfile. -dman84

Re: Nutscrape 6 Spyware???

thru aoltw.com anyway, I'm sure there just db your computer software and everything else just like MS does. I use google to find stuff with mozilla. If you dont like netscape's search engine use another that is listed or add others that exist in the list. -dman84

Re: Password protected profiles

omeone has time to work on it besides the assigned bug owner.. -dman84

Re: DHTML Performance, can anyone try this, pretty confusing...

DeMoN LaG wrote: > Martin Poirier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 07 Mar 2002: > > >>I don't understand what happenned to my PC then, it was smooth and >>all of a sudden jerky as hell... well maybe it's time to re-format >>again ;) >> >>Fabrice BONN

Re: Favaicons

WDA wrote: > Using Mozilla 0.9.8, can someone tell me how to turn on favaicons? > > Thanks > read 0.9.8 release notes for starters.

Re: cross-browser/platform bookmark manager ???

Alu wrote: > Hello Everyone. > > I currently have my bookmarks strewn about several different browsers and > operating systems. Has anyone found an easy way to keep them synchronized? > None of the bookmark managers that I have found seem to realize that > Mozilla even exists. Here is my 'wish

Re: Look at that

Dan Howard wrote: > Robert Davies wrote: > >> Hey, I'm disappointed that our spammer friend hasn't returned in the >> last 24 hours advertising his great porn sites. NOT. Any one noticed >> that there is no spam from him today? >> > > Returning to the original message, I have one question. T

Re: problem printing images

John Michael Norvell wrote: > When I print pages with in-line images, mozilla puts a black background > on them. Anybody have any idea why? > > John Norvell > there is a bug # for black background images in there somewhere, dont know if that is suppose to be same as in-line images though. on

Re: can't (permanently) modify bookmarks

at none of the files other than the bookmark's file is read-only, not even the installation of mozilla.org\Mozilla\ directory. try a new nightly.. 3-1 is not bad.. 0.9.9 should be around in a few weeks too, some problems should be fixed soon with UI bugs that are in many of the nightlies for about two weeks now. -dman84

Re: Content Type for .css files

> > Except that the provide _free_ e-mail etc. > well so does netscape.. I've been using it since Netscape 6.0, the next release of netscape will rock like Mozilla... -Dennis

Re: Is "LiveConnect" no more supported?

Steven Fraser wrote: > Can we get an answer as to whether LiveConnect is going to be supported > in Mozilla? > > IMO, Mozilla without LiveConnect is too large of an obstacle for most > people to overcome when switching browsers. > > I can't get my company to support Mozilla/Netscape 6 without

Re: find and delete bookmarks

ist but it is hard to find the >ones I > want to delete without the search and delete active. > > Any suggestions? > > > try 0.9.8 or 0.9.9 when it comes out, maybe it will fix that. -dman84

Re: Can't add people to address book

Philipp v.Thunen wrote: > * Dman84 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>this is a known problem, there are several bugs about no caret in the >>fields, and fields dont get focus, for more than just the >>addressbook.. account wizard is affected, and probably more stuff

Re: download manager

etright has a plugin also > > GetRight has a Plug-In for the Opera, Netscape 6, and Mozilla web > browsers. This allows some of the same "Click Monitoring" to make using > GetRight to download as easy as clicking within your web browser. > > see http://www.getright.com/opera.html > take a look at this one if your interested: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58744 -dman84

Re: Mozilla Becomes Very Very Slow while display Website

ly >> frustraition. >> >> Here are the websites I visited. >> http://tw.yahoo.com >> http://www.yam.com >> >> Thanks. >> > I'm not seeing a problem with latest nightly. try 0.9.9 when it comes around. -dman84

Re: mozilla not accepting SMPT?

Chnsls wrote: > seedey wrote: > > >>I use Mozilla 0.9.8, I tried to enter a SMTP address of Yahoo which is >>smtp.mail.yahoo.com, but it rejects it right away. >> >>Any suggestions? >> >> > Seedey, > > Unchecked 'use username and password' in the outgoing server. Let me > know if this solve the

Re: Can't add people to address book

cannot find this problem in bugzilla. > Do you have an useful hint? :-) > > -Philipp > > this is a known problem, there are several bugs about no caret in the fields, and fields dont get focus, for more than just the addressbook.. account wizard is affected, and probably more stuff in composer. -dman84

Re: latest build bookmarsk scroll bug when?

_bug.cgi?id=124485.. this is the bug that should fix the underlining problem. -dman84

Re: Some problems please help

ne of them checks.. > > Another question is how can I sort my Newsgroups? > The're very chaotic > Hope you can help me > Hermi > dont install over top of new builds, and use a new profile, and if your on windows, try deleting registry keys for Mozilla and Mozilla.org folders before reinstalling a new build. That should fix your problems. -dman84

Re: IMG ALT as tooltip?

Chris Gushue wrote: > Pigeon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >> I'm wondering if mozilla has the feature to display the ALT >> attribute of the tag as tooltip on mouseover? >> >> AFAIK netscape 4 is doing that, and probably IE too. >> > > The proper way to do that would be to use t

Re: M 0.9.8: Mail and News still not working via socks?

Alex Baumeister wrote: > I just installed 0.9.8 (Win). > Mail/News still ignores my proxy settings. > I entered my socks server hostname and tried socks 4 as well as socks 5. > Mozilla always tries to go the direkt way via port 110 (pop3) /119 > (nntp). > > I hardly can believe this. Since 0.9.3

Re: Mozilla performance:Broadband vs. Dailup

I draw the same comclusion having tried slow computers on cable modem in the past, and my fast computer on dialup now. its the computer speed, connection speed is not a big factor at all. except when it comes to video plugins.. -dman84 Travis Crump wrote: > I think it has more to do with

Re: composer not working in 0.9.8+ ?

Andreas wrote: > I'm using Moz build 020409, and the composer is not working. > When I open Composer, the page is blank and nothing can be done. > > This is not good, especially when version 1 is not that far away. > > Andreas. > see blocker bug that supposedly is fixed and it isn't: http://b

Re: M 0.9.8 Net installer fails -- Linux

so. > > The Full installer worked OK. > > -- > Minko > I see a similar thing with the win32-installer.exe that it will crap out after downloading an .xpi file about network errors, then I have to start it again to download, then it will crap out with the next one.. -dman84

Re: Excessive bugs mean Mozilla's death!

certain platform, then just telling us to download this problem, write this here.. etc, just shy of distribution of pay-software programs. I just dont have to time to get a machine up and running just so I can spend forever trying to figure out how to get it compile. -dman84 Chris Hoess w

Re: Excessive bugs mean Mozilla's death!

Mozilla is doing well, I'd say, but will need help solving the bugzilla problem. -dman84 Travis Crump wrote: > And I suppose your software is designed to run on 8+ operating systems > each of which has its own expectations for how a UI should intuitively > work, isn't lacking an

Re: www.musicmatch.com not rendering correctly: Moz bug or site problem?

be detecting Moz at all, just netscape. -dman84

Re: www.musicmatch.com not rendering correctly: Moz bug or site problem?

Tim Wunder wrote: > Mozilla 2002012803, Win2K. > http://www.musicmatch.com/ > Does not render correctly. It seems to render OK under Moz 0.9.7/linux > and 0.9.4/linux. Is this a browser sniffing problem or a Mozilla bug? > > Thanks, > Tim > yeah, its probably a bug in moz.. I see a difference

Re: UI problems

e account doesn't have this > problem. Im using the official release 0.9.7 on Windows 98. > seen this before, just delete the old - problematic profile, its from hitting F12, or F11, and fullscreen stuff I think.. -dman84

Re: Multiple Users, single Profile - Windows NT

sigemund wrote: > I work in an academic environment, and want to migrate the school from > Netscape 4.78 to Mozilla, or at least have Mozilla as an option on > student computers (this is a High School). > > One of the reasons we've used NS 4.78 for so long is because there's > no profile stuff.

Re: Sock(s) It To Me

Dont know if this is related, but there is a such a Yahoo political problem than a Mozilla problem.. they have an issue with using Moz. There is a bug in bugzilla about it. Holden Caulfield wrote: > XPAT search in what seemed like the four most relevant Mozilla > groups turned up nothing, so..

Re: New Release of Mozilla ??? When ???

its got a few bugs, with SSL, crashes, some other stuff.. hopefully developers will get this fixed, as then we can move on to resent problems on the trunk, and 0.9.9 stuff. -dman84 David Gerard wrote: > On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 23:50:27 -0500, > grayrest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >

Re: Importing Addresses

just try a straight inline address book import as .ldif for OE. this should work.. the dialog box needs fixing but it gets imported. btw not sure if import correctly imports it to mozilla, you can try it and then let us know if it works alright. -dman84 Alex D Coker wrote: > Is there a

Re: Problems sending images in email inline with Netscape.

ts to add for bugs from 24-bit images, and have them still look the same. -dman84 Travis Crump wrote: > > > grayrest wrote: > >> It probably happened in the installation process, I know that mozilla >> doesn't do that when it installs, but anyway. (assuming

Re: NETSCAPE 6.2 email attachements inline

ot;Inline" or "As Attachment".. I think this is what you are looking for, right? -dman84

Re: Standalone Mail, Chatzilla apps

k being done trying to optimize for performance/memory size and kill all that is not needed anymore, many of the bugs do not have patches ready, but are getting there, finding it is half the battle. -dman84

Re: Can't use mail in build 23 Jan

dman84 wrote: > Neville Cobb wrote: > >> Can't see e-mail icon in Build 23 Jan, nor is it in the tasks dropdown >> menu. Wonder where it went, gone back to previous build for a while. >> Ctl+2 doesn't bring it up either. >> >> Nev >> >

Re: Can't use mail in build 23 Jan

.. what does Ctrl+2, isn't that for labels? oh wait Windows Key+0..5 is labels on w2k. -dman84

Actually you may just wanna read this instead.

dation on the building is more important that adding trim to the windows. You can't have one without the other first. -cheers.. dman84 psmith wrote: > You people are getting behind the curve... tabs are already totally > expected, for example. If you want to pick up some new people,

Re: Newbie can't get started with Nav 6.2.1

ml doc in mozilla doesn't default to offline mode. So there is code in place to check either. You have to remember to check the checkbox.. I actually prefer Ie's Work Offline Button to Mozilla's checkbox then Start Mozilla.. 1 step to 2. -dman84

Re: Lies, damn lies, and MozillaZine?

Neil M. wrote: >> The only browser that can render it correctly, is a Mozilla or >> Mozilla-based browser. > > > Even mozilla doesn't get it right. I usually get the page all squished > to the left or the sidebar is missing. It's different every time. I > have to keep hitting reload until

Re: Lies, damn lies, and MozillaZine?

ms is now better after some math optimizations.. which causes the increase in speed on this webpage and others. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98252 -dman84

Re: A comment on 0.9.7 (bookmarks sidebar)

t; (Are they really called "disclosure triangles"? That's so cute.) >> >> > bookmarks outliner was added about 12-05 to 12-10, it sped up sidebar and the manage bookmarks, as well as the pull-down menus are faster besides. -dman84

Re: n.p.m.general -> netscape.public.mozilla.general

Christopher Jahn wrote: > And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote: > > >>Bill Lee wrote: >> >> >>>This is an instance where the analytical mind of the >>>programmers took precedent over the users. >>> >> >>No, once we have titletips, te value of using this >>abbreviated format will become ap

Virus Alert: 'Gigger' Formats Windows PC's using Javascript

Get the word out: it attempts to disguise itself as an MS security update by Email, and it spreads thru Outlook, and mirc. One more reason to use Mozilla/Netscape products.. Read here for more: http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/56/23652.html

Re: Sidebar & bug in Mail/News

dman84 wrote: > dman84 wrote: > > >> >> lots of JS errors on the console in nightlies..Mail/news, > > and others are probably creating some problems with stuff below. > >> >> visually, it needs a lot of work, for example: the ones that stick

Re: How's 1.0 look?

dman84 wrote: > > lots of JS errors on the console in nightlies..Mail/news, and others are probably creating some problems with stuff below. > > visually, it needs a lot of work, for example: the ones that stick out > for me: > > sidebar in mail/news content is horke

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