Ray_Net wrote:
Daniel wrote, On 22/10/2012 13:05:
Ray_Net wrote:
Snip
I have a mailing list just one without need.
But my problem is the same with another one - the modified adress book
entry dissappeared after closing SM.
Ray, what seems to be happening, in SM 2.13 and 2,13.1, is if you
Tom, completely close SM, including any Quick Start Function, then use
your file manager to locate your inbox, i.e. the one that keeps stuffing
up. How big is the file?? You mention 50MB and 100MB above, but these
figures stagger me!!
Whilst you're in the area, delete the inbox.msf file
Tom wrote:
All the mailbox compression does, apparently, is remove, from the
giant text files, empty lines that apparently remain after an email
is deleted -- I suppose that it simply searches for CR/LF
characters and removes them. Doesn't really change the file size
significantly at all.
I
Currently there is a discussion^1 in slashdot about SeaMonkey where some
longtime SM users are contributing.
Once upon a time Chris Ilias had a useful page comparing SM with Tb/Ffx,
but it has grown stale http://ilias.ca/SeamonkeyvsFirefox The
Differences between SeaMonkey versus Firefox and
On 10/23/2012 03:03 PM, Mike Easter wrote:
Currently there is a discussion^1 in slashdot about SeaMonkey where some
longtime SM users are contributing.
Once upon a time Chris Ilias had a useful page comparing SM with Tb/Ffx,
but it has grown stale http://ilias.ca/SeamonkeyvsFirefox The
WaltS wrote:
Mike Easter wrote:
Personally, I am actually most interested in differences between SM and
Tb focusing on the news client aspect, not the browser or mail agent.
Would any who are currently familiar with Tb SM news care to comment?
Shouldn't this be in mozilla.general?
I
In the last episode of sekdnzvvw-3habjnnz2dnuvz_v6dn...@mozilla.org,
Ron Hunter rphun...@charter.net said:
I would like that, but there are those who think cookies are the work of
the devil.
Then they don't get to use that feature, do they? Not really a big deal.
7 matches
Mail list logo
