Anyway, as it pertains to this argument, I still tend to think that we
can do without profile passwords: Anyone who knows how to set up a
profile can figure out their own workaround - eg run windows in
so-called multiuser mode with separate desktops, and add -P whoever to
every shortcut to
Jason Bassford wrote:
However. I still argue for having them in place because I can
easily imagine situations where it COULD help somebody with what they
want. Just because *I* wouldn't use the feature is, AFAIK, not a very
good reason to say that it shouldn't be made part of the
Hello,
I'm having a problem with the certificate installation unexpectedly
disappearing after utilizing the SSL connection once. I am using v4.75.
The certificate installs properly and allows use one time but the next time
the user goes to use it, it's missing. Reinstallation will allow the
On Fri, 01 Jun 2001 14:09:51 +0100, nospam@nospam wrote:
When my wife comes into the room and takes over the browser and wants
her own settings I have to lose my login sesion in the OS so she can
switch browser profiles, bit of an overkill dont you think?
You should try Windows XP. One of
Ben Bucksch wrote:
Garth Wallace wrote:
WRT http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/compose_send_plugin_arch_notes.html
Would it be possible to use this architecture
There is no such architecture. It's just a bunch of quick notes about
signed/encrpted mails.
I know it isn't implemented
