I rushed into ver.2 without unistalling ver.1.18 or learning about any installation procedures or command line parameters and royally screwed things up. I had to reinstall WinXP because of disk file errors. I routinely reinstall XP anyway so it wasn't a super big deal, but I lost all my address book entries and bookmarks and had to redownload months of emails from the server. Now I'm using ver.2 and am not happy with all the bugs. Not sure whether to stick with Seamonkey or shift over to Firefox or Opera and Thunderbird. For the moment I'm just hanging in there on the hope that SM2 will eventually even out. And that's assuming that it will be supported adequately by most websites.
I'd be glad to hear what others are planning to do in this uncertain situation. Mark Hansen wrote:
> SeaMonkey will make sure no other instances are running, to make > sure you don't hurt yourself. However, you can run SM 2.X while > an instance of SM 1.1.X is running, by passing a special command-line > parameter - which I'm drawing a blank on at the moment. Perhaps > someone else will chime-in and provide it. It's something like --no-remote > (I think).
Close, it's "-no-remote" (only one leading minus) actually.;-) _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
