Frog wrote:
I will clearly state that I am not a computer whiz...thus, I have a
number of concerns regarding SeaMonkey 2.0 installation on my system.

I have been reading the many SeaMonkey 2.0 messages on this newsgroup
with some concern about my ability to fix the problems that could occur
with the installation of 2.0. It seems that the move from 1.1.18 to 2.0 is not happening without a number of glitches along the way. Thus, in light of what I have read, I am wondering if it would wise for me to wait for a future release of SeaMonkey before upgrading my system...I suppose I am hoping that some changes will be incorporated into a future upgrade, that would make the move go more smoothly. Any comments would be appreciated.

Also, a list of actions to take, or not to take, during the
installation of 2.0 would also be very helpful...just in case I get
brave enough to proceed with the 2.0 installation.

Note:

Windows XP Pro SP3

I have always allowed previous SeaMonkey installations to be loaded
using default locations.  I suppose that I do have concerns about what
happens to the plug I have downloaded.

I only have one profile on my system.



Frog

Thanks for the comments and recommendations. I have been reading your replies, and those found here on this newsgroup, most of today. I now conclude that this is not the time for me to make a move to SM 2.0...as SM 1.1.18 is not giving me any problems, and a move to SM2 could lead to problems. I will continue to read the exchanges here on this newsgroup, and hope that my confidence will grow to the point where I believe I can make the move to SM2. I am sure that I will have more questions, as that move nears. Also, I hope that a future modification will make the move from SM1 to SM2 happen more smoothly...what are the chances?

Again, thanks to all for responding to my call for help.

Frog
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