On 7/5/2010 7:32 PM, Phillip Jones wrote:
Info WG wrote:
To Mark Hansen and others...
Sending or receiving HTML Email does not mean, and should not imply
getting spam, virulli, and all manner of problems.
In clear fact, one could say that the vast a\majority of Emails may well
be HTML or at le
Ant wrote:
Hi!
Is it me or does Mozilla's SeaMonkey v2.0.x seems to hog CPU a bit if I
have like 20+ tabs at once (yes, I am that crazy)? I noticed
seamonkey.exe crawls to hiccup speed (up to 0%-25%) even on a quad-core
system with 2 GB of RAM in an updated Windows XP Pro. SP3. I even notice
thi
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 7/4/2010 7:49 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
How do I set my E-Mail as to which kind I can receive ?
I don't know at this point.
You can configure SeaMonkey to view the message as plain text,
simple HTML and original HTML (see View -> Message Body As ->...)
I did not know that
DoctorBill wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 7/4/2010 1:38 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
Actually - I did not mean for this News Group, but for General E-Mail messages.
Also, the link you sent shows what from - the EDIT | Mail& News Groups Account
Settings ?
I send in HTMLandplain text.
How doe
Info WG wrote:
To Mark Hansen and others...
Sending or receiving HTML Email does not mean, and should not imply
getting spam, virulli, and all manner of problems.
In clear fact, one could say that the vast a\majority of Emails may well
be HTML or at least sent to those capable of seeing both HT
Beverly Howard wrote:
>> what do you think abt a voice acyivated seamonkey??? <<
Can you expand a little bit on what you have in mind and what your
specific needs and goals are?
Post your operating system as well... for example, windows has some
pretty good voice recognition tools built in
>> what do you think abt a voice acyivated seamonkey??? <<
Can you expand a little bit on what you have in mind and what your
specific needs and goals are?
Post your operating system as well... for example, windows has some
pretty good voice recognition tools built in to it's os that would al
... what do you think abt a voice
acyivated seamonkey???
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Robert Kaiser schrieb:
All the builds for SeaMonkey 2.0.6 have been created (updates are
available on the betatest channel soon, going to beta as soon as I have
a few reports of the builds not being busted), so it's time for starting
tests on them to ensure we get an update out there that is wort
D. K. Kraft wrote:
Greetings from the cloudy Pacific Northwest --
I'm wondering if there's a more targeted method for killfiling spam with
SM 2.0.5 than the method I'm currently using. I've set up a filter for the
Mozilla newsgroups server targeting the Organization header line (via the
Customi
DoctorBill wrote:
I have used txt files to add a signature to my messages.
Is there some way to have a graphic or photo put into the signature
and have it show when sent ?
I use SM 1.1 right now.
Is it possible on the latest version of SM ?
If not - might I suggest it for future versions !
D
On 7/4/2010 7:49 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
> How do I set my E-Mail as to which kind I can receive ?
> I don't know at this point.
You can configure SeaMonkey to view the message as plain text,
simple HTML and original HTML (see View -> Message Body As ->...)
>
> I did not know that HTML type of mai
DoctorBill wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
I have used txt files to add a signature to my messages.
Is there some way to have a graphic or photo put into the signature
and have it show when sent ?
I use SM 1.1 right now.
Is it possible on the latest version of SM ?
If not -
Bob Fleischer wrote:
Now that I've recovered missing email from a folder (causes unknown, but
I suspect a failed network file transfer was either not reported as an
error or not noticed), I have a folder that I think has everything in
it, but since I was careful to avoid adding ranges that seemed
To Mark Hansen and others...
Sending or receiving HTML Email does not mean, and should not imply getting
spam, virulli, and all manner of problems.
In clear fact, one could say that the vast a\majority of Emails may well be
HTML or at least sent to those capable of seeing both HTML and Text
mess
Hi!
Is it me or does Mozilla's SeaMonkey v2.0.x seems to hog CPU a bit if I
have like 20+ tabs at once (yes, I am that crazy)? I noticed
seamonkey.exe crawls to hiccup speed (up to 0%-25%) even on a quad-core
system with 2 GB of RAM in an updated Windows XP Pro. SP3. I even notice
this someti
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