Also note that you can access the help files directly in the browser using their chrome URLs:
Type chrome://help/locale/mail_help.html#importing_mail_messages in the location bar, for example, to display that portion of the Help and save it to a file if you wish. Not sure how useful those files out on mozilla.org are being. .io Ian Oeschger wrote: > Following this good suggestion, I have checked in the latest help files at >www.mozilla.org/docs/help/*.html: > > cert_dialog_help.html glossary.html privsec_help.html > certs_help.html help_help.html profiles_help.html > certs_prefs_help.html help_index.html ssl_help.html > composer_help.html mail_help.html ssl_page_info_help.html > cs_nav_dialogs.html mail_sec_help.html using_certs_help.html > cs_nav_prefs_advanced.html nav_help.html using_priv_help.html > cs_nav_prefs_appearance.html page_info_help.html validation_help.html > cs_nav_prefs_navigator.html passwords_help.html welcome_help.html > cs_nav_sidebar.html prefs_help.html > customize_help.html privacy_help.html > > I agree that this might make the docs easier to crack open and update. And as always >I will try to take updates and commit them to the files as I can. > > .io > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael Tulloch) writes: > > > >>On 16 Jun 2002, Red Drag Diva wrote: >> >> >>>On 16 Jun 2002 13:36:12 GMT, >>>Red Drag Diva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>Here's a thought: put said help file up somewhere for us to read it, kick >>>it and suggest changes for it right now. Probably not its final home or >>>format, but something for the meantime. >>> >>>And the contextual help for the various dialogs. >> >>Agreed. That would be the best thing to do. >> >>~Mike >> >> > >
