Dan Lewis wrote: >> >> Update: asked in the SeaMonkey group & was referred to this bug >> report for linux: >> >> http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=64151 >> Issue 64151 >> Issue #: 64151 Platform: PC Reporter: >> ajschult >> (ajschult) Component: framework OS: Linux >> Subcomponent: code Version: OOo 2.0.2 >> CC: None defined >> Status: VERIFIED Priority: P3 >> Resolution: FIXED Issue type: PATCH >> Target milestone: OOo 2.1 >> Assigned to: cloph (cloph) >> QA Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> URL: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/ >> * Summary: Support SeaMonkey as an email client >> Status whiteboard: >> Keywords: oooqa, rfe_eval_ok >> Attachments: >> Date/filename: Description: Submitted by: >> Mon Apr 10 13:52:00 -0700 2006: 64151_seamonkey.patch patch >> against OOo-sources. (text/plain) cloph >> >> Haven't tried it yet. > > I just made the change, and it works. > Thanks for doing what some of the rest of us should have done: > look to see if someone had already filed an issue. > The solution is to change this file: > /opt/openoffice.org2/program/sendoc. To do so using vi: > 1) open a terminal (Konsole in KDE). > 2) Become root (su <Enter> and then type in your root password) > 3) vi /opt/openoffice.org/program/senddoc <Enter> > 4) <i> (hit the "i" key which allows you to edit the file) > 5) Use the Down Arrow key to move down to the line: > mozilla | netscape | thunderbird) > (This line is man lines down from the top, and Page Down might be a > better key to use until you get close. Then use the Up or Down Arrow > to place the cursor in this line.) > 6) Add seamonkey to the line just after netscape and before > thunderbird. It should look like this: > mozilla | netscape | seamonkey | thunderbird). > (The vertical bar is generated by using Shift+\ keys. Also make sure > that there are spaces between these vertical bars and the words.) > 7) <Esc> (Use the escape key to exit the edit function.) > 8) :wq! <Enter> (This saves this file as modified. The "!" is required > because senddoc is a read only file.) > > Dan
Yes it does work. The only problem is that if you already have SeaMonkey open it brings up the profile selection. Then if you select the profile in use it can't open the SM email compose window because the profile is already in use. This also appears to be an old problem as well, see: http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=28378 which is also mentioned in the bug 64151 report. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
