b_s-wilk wrote:
"John H. Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
I am using Thunderbird 2.0.0.9 on my Mac G5 at 10.39
Somewhere during one of the point upgrades I lost the ability
to see any header info. Normal or all.
No help at the Knowledge base.
Any ideas, am I missing a setting somewhere?
It's possible that you simply hit the little arrow in the header on
the top left and made it collapse. Can you see the header data when
viewing source?
Sometimes I press a key combination by accident and make things
disappear or change. Good thing about Thunderbird is that all of its
preferences that are/aren't in view can be edited fairly easily in
Preferences [Options]/Advanced/General/Config_Editor. Search for
'header' and find one that looks like it will fix that.
Details here,
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_:_FAQs_:_About:config_Entries, so
you don't break anything. When you fix it, back up the prefs.
About:config allows you to edit/change prefs in all Mozilla applications.
Betty
Thanks for the response Betty. I had changed all the references to
headers to DEFAULT in the Config editor. There are more than you
would think. I also ran disk utility to repair permissions which
usually fixes most problems.
There is no arrow at the top of where the header window should be, and
Yes, I can see header info when viewing SOURCE.
At Mozilla HELP it told me I should be able to bring up the Profile
Manager and create a new Profile. I double click the Tbird icon
while holding down the Option key, but all that accomplishes is that it
toggles the Mail & News groups window hidden and visible. ???
I also have some other minor but aggravating issues with this Mac and I
realize that I will soon need to upgrade the OS or move up to a newer
machine.
I have a dual 1.8 G5 but the processors are not Intel and my guess is
that a lot of the newer features will probably not work farther down the
line.
John
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