When I was using T-bird I could not import calendar files by clicking on
them. If I tried it would open the file in an attachment to an email. In
Seamonkey it opens the file as text in the browser.
Is there a way to tell SeaMonkey to open the file in the calendar?
Also, I'm not clear on what happens when I open a calendar file through
File- Open- Calendar File. It opens in the app, but it appears to use that
file as the data repository. How do I find out where calendars created in
the app will be stored. When I create one and look at the properties it
just says, "moz-storage-calendar://" Where would that be under Windows? It
is not an environment variable accessible by the SET command.
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Rick C
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