I had found that. Like you said, it's awfully limited ans sure could use an update.
One would like to think, somewhere in this world, there is an actual list of the pref codes. Al............. Pratik wrote: > On 10/03/01 11:42 AM, Al Rider wrote: > > > Barney: > > > > Where do you guys get all these neat pref declarations? I've looked, and > > looked all over Mozilla's site and can't find the documentation. Most likely > > I just didn't search smartly. > > > > Al.............. > > The only place you can find some prefs is > > http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html > > but for the most part, you get to know about such prefs from newsgroups > and comments posted on bugs. Someone shoudl seriously revise the above > link and add new stuff. > > Pratik. > > > barney wrote: > > > > > >>Marek GROSSMAN wrote: > >> > >> > >>>I need the mail send the mail with this optin: > >>>Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="xxxxx.jpg" > >>> > >>>Not : > >>>Content-Disposition: inline; > >>> > >>> > >>Add the following line to the prefs.js file that's in your profile > >>directory: > >>user_pref("mail.content_disposition_type", 1); > >> > >>This should change attached image and text files from inline to attachment. > >> > >
