Re: Is this a normal Problem in SM

Phillip Jones wrote: Me and another SM2 user are running into a problem with viewing and writing messages. Both in email and newsgroup. http://phillipmjones.net/SeaMonkeypicture002.png http://phillipmjones.net/SeaMonkeypicture003.png we both have in Preference(Options) appearance >Fonts western

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

On 10-03-08 5:38 AM, Daniel wrote: (Follow up set to Mozilla.general) Thanks for the effort Daniel. However the Reply-To header is only for email. For newsgroups, you need to use the Followup-To header. See . -- Chris Ilias List-

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

On 08.03.2010 13:06, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: --- Original Message --- > Phillip Jones wrote: >> MCBastos wrote: >>> Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:38, Daniel told the world: Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email with a link to the really

Re: Seamonkey as the default browser

yes, it does have this and I unchecked it. But next time it comes up, it is still checked. I will do the about:config and see Jochen Roderburg wrote: On 2010-03-08, Richard Lee Holbert wrote: I have checked every box I can think of and yet SeaMonkey keeps asking me if I wish it to be the d

Re: Restore Form manger...(no content)

I'm the dummy who started this topic, and I apologize to those who found my message format, content, etc., incorrect. I let my frustration with the loss of a, to me, highly valued part of seamonkey - form manager color my remarks. Since then I've messed with the various suggestions for forms made

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

S. Beaulieu wrote: > Roger Fink a écrit : >> The reason I'm toying around with using >> Seamonkey as a stand alone browser is because after the upgrade from >> Avast 4 to 5, Firefox 3.5.8 started freezing up fairly often, >> especially when adblock plus and flash were enabled. I really didn't >> e

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

Roger Fink a écrit : The reason I'm toying around with using Seamonkey as a stand alone browser is because after the upgrade from Avast 4 to 5, Firefox 3.5.8 started freezing up fairly often, especially when adblock plus and flash were enabled. I really didn't expect much difference with Seamonke

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

Jochen Roderburg wrote: > On 2010-03-08, Roger Fink wrote: >> >> I realize the difference, but certainly there must be some way, using >> about:config or some other feature, to get it to invoke the right >> email program. Some people may want to use OE, which is on a Windows >> computer by default

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

On 2010-03-08, Roger Fink wrote: > > I realize the difference, but certainly there must be some way, using > about:config or some other feature, to get it to invoke the right email > program. Some people may want to use OE, which is on a Windows computer by > default, rather than pro-actively inst

Re: Seamonkey as the default browser

On 2010-03-08, Richard Lee Holbert wrote: > I have checked every box I can think of > and yet SeaMonkey keeps asking me if I wish it to be the default browser. > How can I make it NOT do this ? Does the dialog box in your SeaMonkey which asks this not have the check box "Always perform this chec

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

Paul B. Gallagher wrote: Phillip Jones wrote: MCBastos wrote: Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:38, Daniel told the world: Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email with a link to the really necessary HTML stuff? Unfortunately, like or don't like it, HTML mail

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

Phillip Jones wrote: MCBastos wrote: Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:38, Daniel told the world: Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email with a link to the really necessary HTML stuff? Unfortunately, like or don't like it, HTML mail is here to stay. Removing

Re: Java

FDVS wrote: David E. Ross wrote: On 3/7/10 6:18 PM, FDVS wrote: I had a virus problem recently and one of the things I was told to do was to ensure Java updates were set to automatic. I have since changed to SM and wonder how to do this. Thanks Dave I would not do that. I never have any so

Re: Autoupdate of SeaMonkey 2.x.x

Phillip Jones wrote: As it stands now I have been unaware of the about:config switch. (still don't know how to go about looking for it. SM as it stands does notify you of updates and you can start the download and update process. but it doesn't download and in Background and the start the update

Re: Java

On 3/8/10 5:59 AM, FDVS wrote: > > > David E. Ross wrote: >> On 3/7/10 6:18 PM, FDVS wrote: >>> I had a virus problem recently and one of the things I was told to do >>> was to ensure Java updates were set to automatic. I have since changed >>> to SM and wonder how to do this. >>> Thanks >>> Dav

Seamonkey as the default browser

I have checked every box I can think of and yet SeaMonkey keeps asking me if I wish it to be the default browser. How can I make it NOT do this ? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/su

Re: Java

FDVS wrote: David E. Ross wrote: On 3/7/10 6:18 PM, FDVS wrote: I had a virus problem recently and one of the things I was told to do was to ensure Java updates were set to automatic. I have since changed to SM and wonder how to do this. Thanks Dave I would not do that. I never have any s

Is this a normal Problem in SM

Me and another SM2 user are running into a problem with viewing and writing messages. Both in email and newsgroup. http://phillipmjones.net/SeaMonkeypicture002.png http://phillipmjones.net/SeaMonkeypicture003.png we both have in Preference(Options) appearance >Fonts western In Edit > Mail and N

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

MCBastos wrote: Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:38, Daniel told the world: Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email with a link to the really necessary HTML stuff? Unfortunately, like or don't like it, HTML mail is here to stay. Removing this capability now w

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

Daniel wrote: ---snip--- Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email with a link to the really necessary HTML stuff? Well in some cases as an example myself and and another fellow on the SeaMonkey group Character encoding is all ove

Re: Locking SeaMonkey Window Size

James Greenidge ha scritto: Greetings: I'd like to "lock" the size of my SeaMonkey windows (both Mail and Browser) so that they won't always cover the entire screen edge to edge to allow a tiny sliver of the desktop on the left side to be exposed where I can drag items off the SeaMonkey browser

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

William Morrison wrote: > Roger Fink wrote: >> Roger Fink wrote: >> >>> When I click an email link on a web page in Seamonkey 2.0.3, it >>> brings up the Seamonkey email client, which then asks me to create >>> an account. The program I use for email is Thunderbird, and that's >>> what is shown und

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

Daniel wrote: > Roger Fink wrote: >> Roger Fink wrote: >>> When I click an email link on a web page in Seamonkey 2.0.3, it >>> brings up the Seamonkey email client, which then asks me to create >>> an account. The program I use for email is Thunderbird, and that's >>> what is shown under Helper App

Re: Delays in loading pages

Daniel wrote: > FDVS wrote: >> >> >> Mark Hansen wrote: >>> On 3/7/2010 6:40 AM, FDVS wrote: HEY! I have discussed this with a computer guru and apparently I have been thinking about this all wrong. Blocking the sites google-analytics and googleadservices makes for a >>>

Re: Java

David E. Ross wrote: On 3/7/10 6:18 PM, FDVS wrote: I had a virus problem recently and one of the things I was told to do was to ensure Java updates were set to automatic. I have since changed to SM and wonder how to do this. Thanks Dave I would not do that. I never have any software updat

Re: Autoupdate of SeaMonkey 2.x.x

Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:47, Philip Chee told the world: >> People in the SeaMonkey forums on Mozillazine did not represent the >> majority of SM users ... I think that geeks are playing there ... > > Ah um, the people in the SeaMonkey forums on Mozillazine probably think > that the pe

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

Interviewed by CNN on 8/3/2010 07:38, Daniel told the world: > > Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not just a text email > with a link to the really necessary HTML stuff? Unfortunately, like or don't like it, HTML mail is here to stay. Removing this capability now wouldn't help

Locking SeaMonkey Window Size

Greetings: I'd like to "lock" the size of my SeaMonkey windows (both Mail and Browser) so that they won't always cover the entire screen edge to edge to allow a tiny sliver of the desktop on the left side to be exposed where I can drag items off the SeaMonkey browser screen onto the desktop w

Re: Seamonkey browser brings up wrong email program

Roger Fink wrote: Roger Fink wrote: When I click an email link on a web page in Seamonkey 2.0.3, it brings up the Seamonkey email client, which then asks me to create an account. The program I use for email is Thunderbird, and that's what is shown under Helper Apps. How do I get SM to bring up T

Re: Delays in loading pages

FDVS wrote: Mark Hansen wrote: On 3/7/2010 6:40 AM, FDVS wrote: HEY! I have discussed this with a computer guru and apparently I have been thinking about this all wrong. Blocking the sites google-analytics and googleadservices makes for a LONGER wait time! When you block them, as I have don

Re: Autoupdate of SeaMonkey 2.x.x

On Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:44:20 +0100, Ray_Net wrote: > Philip Chee wrote: >> On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:37:18 +0100, Ray_Net wrote: >> Prefable, so you can choose to NEVER have this happen and instead dl manually from website. But *MOST* people prefer this. >>> Where did you find that "*MO

Re: Disable specific Seamonkey components

Georg Maaß wrote: BeeNeR wrote: I've already uninsatalled Chatzilla and won't miss Composer if it goes away. Why should Composer go away? Most parts of it are shared with the email where you also need facility to compose HTML emails. Why do people *HAVE* to compose HTML emails?? Why not jus

PowerPoint (.pps) attachment problem from gmail.com

Hello all, since I updated to SM 2.0.3 (I think), I can't read .pps attachments I receive from people using a gmail accont. In the message window I see the attachment name in light grey, and the attachment itself shown below the attachment line. Eg: file-name.pps _ ��ࡱ� I c

Re: Autoupdate of SeaMonkey 2.x.x

»Q« wrote: In, Mark Hansen wrote: On 3/7/2010 5:10 PM, Philip Chee wrote: On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:37:18 +0100, Ray_Net wrote: Prefable, so you can choose to NEVER have this happen and instead dl manually from website. But *MOST* people prefe

Re: Autoupdate of SeaMonkey 2.x.x

Philip Chee wrote: On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:37:18 +0100, Ray_Net wrote: Prefable, so you can choose to NEVER have this happen and instead dl manually from website. But *MOST* people prefer this. Where did you find that "*MOST* people prefer this." ? You have asked and collected the answers from