Re: FastStone Capture and Seamonkey mail

[Ralph Fox]

On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:33:59 -0700, JAS wrote:


I have asked in several forums in regard to the program FastStone
Capture and the ability for the program to evoke the Seamonkey email
within the program after capturing a screenshot. I would like to know if
anyone has FastStone Capture installed and has been able to send the
capture with Seamonkey from the program. Here are the questions I have
posted.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2399525
news://news.annexcafe.com:119/1326998960_4...@pegasus.annex.net
I know my Seamonkey is set as default as I can open IE and click on a
mailto link and it will bring up my Seamonkey email. Thanks for any help.



You will need to re-set SeaMonkey as the default mail client again.

1.  In SeaMonkey, go to "Edit -> Preferences -> Mail & Newsgroups" and,
under "Make SeaMonkey the default application for:" click "Mail".

2.  In your WinXP, go to "Start >> Set Program Access and Defaults",
expand "Custom", and in "Choose a default email program"
select SeaMonkey.


EXPLANATION

To be the default email program in Windows, means two separate things:
  A.  To be the default program for launching mailto: links;
  B.  To be the program that provides MAPI services.

FastStone uses MAPI, not mailto:, to send screen captures.

It appears you currently have only mailto: associated to SeaMonkey.


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Re: FastStone Capture and Seamonkey mail

[WLS]

JAS wrote:

WLS wrote:

On 01/25/2012 09:33 PM, JAS wrote:

I have asked in several forums in regard to the program FastStone
Capture and the ability for the program to evoke the Seamonkey email
within the program after capturing a screenshot. I would like to know if
anyone has FastStone Capture installed and has been able to send the
capture with Seamonkey from the program. Here are the questions I have
posted.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2399525
news://news.annexcafe.com:119/1326998960_4...@pegasus.annex.net
I know my Seamonkey is set as default as I can open IE and click on a
mailto link and it will bring up my Seamonkey email. Thanks for any
help.

JAS


So what happens when you follow the directions?

H. To Email:

1. Introduction:
a. This option will sends the image to your email program if that
program is supported by the Windows Mailto: command



It brings up the Microsoft Exchange Wizzard



b. If the email program that you use is not supported by the Windows
Mailto: command, you will need to first save the captured image and then
attach it to, or insert it into, a message



That is why I am asking if anyone has ever used it with SeaMonkey



2. If you want you would like annotations on the image that was
captured, you can open FastStone Draw after the Email window opens and
before you send the message by clicking on the Draw button in the Email
window.



I have done that and then hit email and it again brings up the Microsoft
Exchange Wizzard



3. When the To Email Output option is in effect, each time you do a
capture the Email dialog box will appear
4. If you are satisfied with the image that appears in the Email dialog
box, click on the Send Email button and your default email program will
open and the captured image will be attached



But it does not and I have sent an email to FastStone and asked it
suypports Seamonkey or Mozilla but have received no reply and so I ask
if anyone has had it work with Seamonkey and if not I will not pursue it
further.



I installed the 30 day trial version of FastStone Capture, and after 
installing SeaMonkey 2.6.1, configuring my system to use it as my 
default mail client, and testing FastStone Capture, it opened SeaMonkey 
mail.


Someone with more knowledge of Windows will have to help you out as to 
why it wants to open Microsoft Exchange Wizard, and what you need to do 
to change that behavior.


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Re: FastStone Capture and Seamonkey mail

[JAS]

WLS wrote:

On 01/25/2012 09:33 PM, JAS wrote:

I have asked in several forums in regard to the program FastStone
Capture and the ability for the program to evoke the Seamonkey email
within the program after capturing a screenshot. I would like to know if
anyone has FastStone Capture installed and has been able to send the
capture with Seamonkey from the program. Here are the questions I have
posted.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2399525
news://news.annexcafe.com:119/1326998960_4...@pegasus.annex.net
I know my Seamonkey is set as default as I can open IE and click on a
mailto link and it will bring up my Seamonkey email. Thanks for any help.

JAS


So what happens when you follow the directions?

H. To Email:

1. Introduction:
a. This option will sends the image to your email program if that
program is supported by the Windows Mailto: command

It brings up the Microsoft Exchange Wizzard

b. If the email program that you use is not supported by the Windows
Mailto: command, you will need to first save the captured image and then
attach it to, or insert it into, a message

That is why I am asking if anyone has ever used it with Seamonky

2. If you want you would like annotations on the image that was
captured, you can open FastStone Draw after the Email window opens and
before you send the message by clicking on the Draw button in the Email
window.
I have done that and then hit email and it again brings up the Microsoft 
Exchange Wizzard

3. When the To Email Output option is in effect, each time you do a
capture the Email dialog box will appear
4. If you are satisfied with the image that appears in the Email dialog
box, click on the Send Email button and your default email program will
open and the captured image will be attached
But it does not and I have sent an email to FastStone and asked it 
suypports Seamonkey or Mozilla but have received no reply and so I ask 
if anyone has had it work with Seamonkey and if not I will not pursue it 
further.


http://www.faststone.org/FSCTutorial.htm




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Re: FastStone Capture and Seamonkey mail

[WLS]

On 01/25/2012 09:33 PM, JAS wrote:
> I have asked in several forums in regard to the program FastStone
> Capture and the ability for the program to evoke the Seamonkey email
> within the program after capturing a screenshot. I would like to know if
> anyone has FastStone Capture installed and has been able to send the
> capture with Seamonkey from the program. Here are the questions I have
> posted.
> http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2399525
> news://news.annexcafe.com:119/1326998960_4...@pegasus.annex.net
> I know my Seamonkey is set as default as I can open IE and click on a
> mailto link and it will bring up my Seamonkey email. Thanks for any help.
> 
> JAS
> 

So what happens when you follow the directions?

H. To Email:

1. Introduction:
a. This option will sends the image to your email program if that
program is supported by the Windows Mailto: command
b. If the email program that you use is not supported by the Windows
Mailto: command, you will need to first save the captured image and then
attach it to, or insert it into, a message
2. If you want you would like annotations on the image that was
captured, you can open FastStone Draw after the Email window opens and
before you send the message by clicking on the Draw button in the Email
window.
3. When the To Email Output option is in effect, each time you do a
capture the Email dialog box will appear
4. If you are satisfied with the image that appears in the Email dialog
box, click on the Send Email button and your default email program will
open and the captured image will be attached.

http://www.faststone.org/FSCTutorial.htm

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FastStone Capture and Seamonkey mail

[JAS]

I have asked in several forums in regard to the program FastStone 
Capture and the ability for the program to evoke the Seamonkey email 
within the program after capturing a screenshot. I would like to know if 
anyone has FastStone Capture installed and has been able to send the 
capture with Seamonkey from the program. Here are the questions I have 
posted.

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2399525
news://news.annexcafe.com:119/1326998960_4...@pegasus.annex.net
I know my Seamonkey is set as default as I can open IE and click on a 
mailto link and it will bring up my Seamonkey email. Thanks for any help.


JAS

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Re: SM 2.6.1...not pleased...

[Rufus]

Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:

Rufus wrote:

Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:

Rufus wrote:


I must import/export Bookmarks files at least twice a week - to share
them between installs on different machines (my iPad in particular -
Safari for iPad has finally been enhanced with the features I want to
make it usable), and I even edit sets to pass to friends over e-mail as
collections of links.  Very, *very* handy once you learn what you can do
with that file.


If "Firefox Home" is available for the iPad, you can use that +
SeaMonkey Sync instead of manual export ;-)



Again, no joy.  It looks optimized for iPhone - which means I'd have to
use the iPad built in 2X zoom and live with crappy display in my
browser.  It also looks like a "note taker" and not really a browser.
Plus I would never use Firefox in lieu of SM...I'd use Safari.  Opera
Mini would probably be more to my liking, but then I'd be in the same
boat as I am now.


I know this was said elsewhere, but Firefox Home is not a browser and is
merely a program for syncing the Browser Data between your browser and
your iOS device. There is work being done on a tablet version of it
iirc, fwiw.



Yes...and I would *want* it to be a browser if I were going to use such 
a solution.  And if it weren't that iOS Safari now serves my needs.  And 
I already have a very simple built in way to synch my iPad as it is.



Regarding your "cloud service" concerns, I ask why? and provide a few
forethought reasons why you may not need to worry:
* Sync data is encrypted on your client before any data is sent to the
server, using a key that the server has no knowledge of. -- thus even
someone who could GET your data off the server itself can't do anything
with it, except you.
*If that still bothers you, you have the option of setting up your own
sync server and pointing SeaMonkey and your other sync devices at that
server, so your data remains only in your possession.



I don't like my information being stored external from my control - 
encrypted or not.  I do my own backups, I still buy CDs, and I maintain 
all that is mine myself to the greatest extent that I can.  Just my 
personal preference.  I don't/won't use cloud anything, much other than 
internet radio.


Besides - when it comes to synching my iPad the capability is already 
built into my system as a Mac OS/iPad user, so a third party solution 
isn't really of any interest to me seeing as I already like the built in 
functionality I have - synching Safari to Safari directly.



Surprised though...given the SM team's outrage and upset at my vigorous
requests for an iOS version of SM I expected I'd never see any such
product for iOS.  But much as I figured, it *can* and *has* been done,
or at least started - kudos to the Firefox team!  Hope they finish the
job and put out an iPad optimized version.


Overall we would love to have the manpower to do a mobile offering, the
fact though is that we don't.



And that it's against your stated business aims/philosophy...but again, 
Apple itself has filled my desire, so for me it's moot now.


As an aside - I also use NewsTap on my iPad as a usenet reader, and 
really like it.  Unless I had a way to synch SM Mail to NewsTap and 
maintain a closed loop with the suite, using something like Firefox Home 
again doesn't really fill the bill - I'd need a genuine SM synch that 
could address both Safari and NewsTap (and Mail.app, for that matter) 
before I'd be in the least interested in an add-on.  It has to do 
something I can't do natively, or do it better than what I can do 
natively - Firefox Home doesn't fill that requirement for me.



All that said if import/export works for you and you like the added
work, no problem... I just don't recommend it as a common practice, nor
do I plan to approve any work to make it such.



It's not really "work"...I've been doing this since I discovered the 
ability nearly a decade ago.  It's very easy and very straightforward - 
far more so than diddling with about:config...which people do regularly. 
 Not to mention that it lets me interact with others for cross-platform 
interchange.  It not really "work" - it's a very useful and handy feature.


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Re: SM 2.6.1...not pleased...

[Justin Wood (Callek)]

Rufus wrote:
> Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:
>> Rufus wrote:
>>>
>>> I must import/export Bookmarks files at least twice a week - to share
>>> them between installs on different machines (my iPad in particular -
>>> Safari for iPad has finally been enhanced with the features I want to
>>> make it usable), and I even edit sets to pass to friends over e-mail as
>>> collections of links.  Very, *very* handy once you learn what you can do
>>> with that file.
>>
>> If "Firefox Home" is available for the iPad, you can use that +
>> SeaMonkey Sync instead of manual export ;-)
>>
> 
> Again, no joy.  It looks optimized for iPhone - which means I'd have to
> use the iPad built in 2X zoom and live with crappy display in my
> browser.  It also looks like a "note taker" and not really a browser.
> Plus I would never use Firefox in lieu of SM...I'd use Safari.  Opera
> Mini would probably be more to my liking, but then I'd be in the same
> boat as I am now.

I know this was said elsewhere, but Firefox Home is not a browser and is
merely a program for syncing the Browser Data between your browser and
your iOS device. There is work being done on a tablet version of it
iirc, fwiw.

Regarding your "cloud service" concerns, I ask why? and provide a few
forethought reasons why you may not need to worry:
* Sync data is encrypted on your client before any data is sent to the
server, using a key that the server has no knowledge of. -- thus even
someone who could GET your data off the server itself can't do anything
with it, except you.
*If that still bothers you, you have the option of setting up your own
sync server and pointing SeaMonkey and your other sync devices at that
server, so your data remains only in your possession.

> Surprised though...given the SM team's outrage and upset at my vigorous
> requests for an iOS version of SM I expected I'd never see any such
> product for iOS.  But much as I figured, it *can* and *has* been done,
> or at least started - kudos to the Firefox team!  Hope they finish the
> job and put out an iPad optimized version.

Overall we would love to have the manpower to do a mobile offering, the
fact though is that we don't.

All that said if import/export works for you and you like the added
work, no problem... I just don't recommend it as a common practice, nor
do I plan to approve any work to make it such.

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Re: Reopening bug 116801?

[Justin Wood (Callek)]

MCBastos wrote:
> Interviewed by CNN on 25/01/2012 15:31, MCBastos told the world:
> 
>> I have noticed for a while that Seamonkey will sometimes load the wrong
>> site icon. This happens a lot on Wikia, for instance -- instead of
>> loading the specific wiki's icon, it will load the generic Wikia "W" icon.
> 
> Man, do I feel stupid... I have noticed this thing for a long, long
> time. I tried all sorts of things. The *day* I decide to file a bug on
> it... somehow I can't reproduce it anymore. I just cannot explain it. I
> saw it happening just *yesterday*. I used to be able to make it happen
> quite consistently. But now it's no longer there. And no, I haven't
> updated Seamonkey recently.
> 
> The only explanation I can imagine is that it was some sort of weird
> server bug in Wikia, which was fixed now. Perhaps it just took too long
> to serve the custom icons, and SM gave up and loaded /favicon.ico
> 

If you encounter it again, a bug resolved as WFM in 2008 is much better
to leave closed, lets plan on filing a new bug...

If you can narrow it down to a small set of Steps To Reproduce, GREAT
and even better if you can find a specific regression range, (even if
its say, "sometime between 2.0.14 and 2.1a1" however narrow a range you
can get, the better!

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Re: Reopening bug 116801?

[MCBastos]

Interviewed by CNN on 25/01/2012 15:31, MCBastos told the world:

> I have noticed for a while that Seamonkey will sometimes load the wrong
> site icon. This happens a lot on Wikia, for instance -- instead of
> loading the specific wiki's icon, it will load the generic Wikia "W" icon.

Man, do I feel stupid... I have noticed this thing for a long, long
time. I tried all sorts of things. The *day* I decide to file a bug on
it... somehow I can't reproduce it anymore. I just cannot explain it. I
saw it happening just *yesterday*. I used to be able to make it happen
quite consistently. But now it's no longer there. And no, I haven't
updated Seamonkey recently.

The only explanation I can imagine is that it was some sort of weird
server bug in Wikia, which was fixed now. Perhaps it just took too long
to serve the custom icons, and SM gave up and loaded /favicon.ico

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Reopening bug 116801?

[MCBastos]

What's the recommended way for requesting a bug to be reopened?

I have noticed for a while that Seamonkey will sometimes load the wrong
site icon. This happens a lot on Wikia, for instance -- instead of
loading the specific wiki's icon, it will load the generic Wikia "W" icon.

Further tests verified that:
- This will only happen when the "Aggressively look for website icons"
(that is, the browser.chrome.favicons pref) is active.
- This means that, despite having a valid icon loaded by the "link"
element, Seamonkey still will look for a favicon.ico file in the
server's root -- and override the "link" icon with favicon.ico
- This does NOT happen in Firefox, even with browser.chrome.favicons set
to "true", so it's a Seamonkey-specific issue.

Looking through Bugzilla, I found bug 116801 (
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116801 ), titled "Mozilla
looks for favicon even if  exists." It's an old bug from the
Mozilla Application Suite days, but it seems to describe exactly the
behavior I noticed, and the comments point out other good reasons
(besides user's annoyance) for fixing this.

Yet this bug was closed rather summarily with a "Worksforme" resolution
back in 2008.

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Re: Cannot Install BetterPrivacy 1.68 in SeaMonkey 2.6.1

[Jens Hatlak]

Daniel wrote:

Thanks for that, Jens..Are you suggesting that if version 6 of an
extension/Add-on is available for FF, but version 4 is the latest
available for SM, we SM users will get sent to the FF ver 6 page??


AFAIK that's the case, yes. AMO bug, if you want.

Greetings,

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Re: Question: Flash Cookies

[Jens Hatlak]

David E. Ross wrote:

Which profile is used to determine whether or not to remove Flash cookies?


All. If one instructs SM to clear cookies, Flash cookies are gone 
globally (for the active Windows account, that is).



How can I protect the cookie that specifies my Flash options while also
allowing removal of other Flash cookies?


You can't (AFAIK).


Is there a way to specify the removal of Web cookies while not remoing
any Flash cookies?


No (an add-on might achieve that, though).

Basically it's what FF does, and most people probably use just one SM 
profile.


HTH

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Reloading/Refreshing a web page doesn't count/register a history?

[Ant]

Hello.

I noticed my old SeaMonkey v2.0.14 (not sure if newer versions does this 
too) web browsers' histories do not record/count web pages that are 
manually reloaded/refreshed. Is that normal? Is there a way to have it 
count/recorded (last updated, visit numbers, etc.)? I even tried forced 
one with the shift key. I did notice adding parameters (e.g., #) in the 
URL does get counted/recorded.


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Re: user agent

[Lana21GORDON]

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Re: Anyone else see SeaMonkey mail folders loose their children folders?

[Daniel]

Michael Lueck wrote:

Daniel wrote:

So does your SM "lose" sub-folders just after you've done a Compact??
The next day?? Day three after the compaction?? Or is it always day
six or seven before you start "losing" sub-folders?


The only logical connection I can come up with is related to message
filtering. And I have MANY filter rules, all to move xyz message type to
abc folder.

I can loose folders the first new message that comes in after a compact.
I see no connection between duration from last compact and the folder bug.

Sincerely,



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Re: Cannot Install BetterPrivacy 1.68 in SeaMonkey 2.6.1

[Daniel]

Jens Hatlak wrote:

Daniel schrieb:

Jens Hatlak wrote:

If you go to a /seamonkey/addon/ URL and the latest version of that
add-on is available for SM, then it sticks. (...)


I just clicked on the /seamonkey/addon/betterprivacy/ link above and
got re-directed to the ../firefox/addon/betterprivacy page again!!


Well sure! The latest version is *not* available for SM, so it redirects
to the FF page because it *is* available *for FF*.

Please note that the SM team is not responsible for how AMO behaves. If
there's something wrong with it, only AMO devs can fix it. The first
step toward that is filing a bug, or making sure one exists.

HTH

Jens



Thanks for that, Jens..Are you suggesting that if version 6 of an 
extension/Add-on is available for FF, but version 4 is the latest 
available for SM, we SM users will get sent to the FF ver 6 page??

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Re: Something unclear

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