You should probably just reset your download folder settings in the prefs as
suggested before. This occurs only because of the shared profile between Linux
and Windows. The file is saved but not under the right name and location.
Probably somewhere in tmp.
FRG
Daniel wrote:
Ray_Net wrote on 15/08/2018 3:35 AM:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 14-08-18 13:18:
Daniel wrote:
Paul, I cut the "SeaMonkey Setup" from your post (just to be sure I got
the spelling, etc., right), opened my Windows Explorer, selected my
"Computer" (so it would search all my various Windows drives), then pasted
the "SeaMonkey Setup" in the search field.
The screen quickly displayed various file which include "SeaMonkey Setup"
or even just "Setup" in their names (and lots of files that must contain
either with-in their contents) and the most recent "SeaMonkey Setup" that
was displayed was "SeaMonkey Setup 2.49.1" (O.K., so I missed the two
intervening versions, or, at least, if I did d/l them, they're not showing
up either.
OK, if Windows Explorer can't find it, I'm prepared to assume you don't
have it: either the download failed or you somehow deleted it. It's no
longer a question of identifying the download directory since no directory
on your system contains it.
FWIW, on my system I don't get miscellaneous filenames containing
"SeaMonkey" or "Setup" or both. I get only those with both. But I've seen
some quirky behavior from WE before (including search results that don't
all contain my search term), so I can't rule out your story.
And YES, the D/L Manager is showing that I've downloaded a PDF on 6th Aug,
and, as I type this, I'm downloading Netscape Communicator
(communicator-v451-export.x86-unknown-linux2.0.tar) from my ISP's FTP page
(not, as far as I know, by FTP, and yes, I know Communicator is OOOLLDD,
and YES, I know it's a Linux file, but its a file!!) and it shows on the
D/L Manager screen.
Well, the other idea I suggested was to look in that download directory.
Right-click that recent download from the results pane and choose "open
file location," which will show you the directory containing that recent
download. If the SM 2.49 installer's not there, that would confirm that you
don't have it, that you need to download it (again).
Paul, as I've stated, there's no entry appearing in the SeaMonkey Download
Manager to right-click on. ;-(
Perhaps here:
C:\Users\tit_p\Downloads\ directory "tit_p" is my user-account on my
windows10 pc.
So I can find my SM profile here:
C:\Users\tit_p\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\ey8r9gln.default\
My heart went "Flutter Flutter" when I clicked on C:\Users\Daniel\Downloads
and I saw a whole heap (106) of files there ... even several SeaMonkey's ...
but no 2.49.4
Oh!! Well, still trying!!
(and, maybe, it's probably not a good idea for my heart to go "Flutter
Flutter" as I had a triple Heart By-pass operation last year!!)
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