SM 2.16, XP SP3
I have a couple email accounts where there are so many messages they
need to be threaded to keep track of them. That was not a problem up
through 2.15, now 2.16 refuses to thread them, although all the settings
(under View) are telling it to thread them. Any ideas why this is
hawker wrote:
On 5/10/2012 11:58 PM, David Lawler wrote:
This totally mystifies me. A week ago I installed SM 2.9.1, apparently
successfully, replacing (I thought) 1.1.19. I noticed right away my
computer ran slower. Finally, on Monday or Tuesday of this week, things
were so bad I had to give
Using SM 1.1.19. I am trying to set up an additional email account.
Somehow in the account set-up process, it doesn't ask for a password,
but then when I try to access the account, SM wants a password.
Sometimes I get a message saying enter the new password, or something
like that, so I enter
Using SM 1.1.19. I am trying to set up an additional email account.
Somehow in the account set-up process, it doesn't ask for a password,
but then when I try to access the account, SM wants a password.
Sometimes I get a message saying enter the new password, or something
like that, so I do but
Stanimir Stamenkov wrote:
Wed, 04 May 2011 02:18:39 -0400, /Paul B. Gallagher/:
Still, outside of a tech-support context, pruning is a good practice
regardless of your other choices. There's generally no need to
retain the entire thread in every message, it just becomes needless
clutter.
Seamonkey 1.19
When I attach a signature file to an email, Seamonkey puts it at the
very end of the email. This is fine if it's an original email, but I
often get into length exchanges with one or more recipients. In that
case it makes no sense to put my signature at the end of the message
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
David Lawler wrote:
Seamonkey 1.19
When I attach a signature file to an email, Seamonkey puts it at the
very end of the email. This is fine if it's an original email, but I
often get into length exchanges with one or more recipients. In that
case it makes no sense
Daniel wrote:
David Lawler wrote:
Daniel wrote:
David Lawler wrote:
Using SeaMonkey 1.18, Win XPH SP3. Having lots of weird email problems,
which I never used to have, and can't figure out. I have two primary
accounts, one for personal mail, one for business mail. (Preliminarily,
I know
Daniel wrote:
David Lawler wrote:
Using SeaMonkey 1.18, Win XPH SP3. Having lots of weird email problems,
which I never used to have, and can't figure out. I have two primary
accounts, one for personal mail, one for business mail. (Preliminarily,
I know that support for SM 1.x is done, and I do
Using SeaMonkey 1.18, Win XPH SP3. Having lots of weird email problems,
which I never used to have, and can't figure out. I have two primary
accounts, one for personal mail, one for business mail. (Preliminarily,
I know that support for SM 1.x is done, and I do plan to switch to 2.x,
but I
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