finally upgraded to 2.10.1

[rjkrjk]

win xp sp3 / seamonkey 2.10.1

finally got around to upgrading SeaMonkey to the current version of 
2.10.1 from 1.19


can someone please provide me with the * command line * for importing / 
migrating my old passwords from my older version to this current version


have read the doc's, but windows is not can't find the information that 
I typed...

"c:\program files\seamonkey\seamonkey.exe" - RJK-sea2 - migration

are the spaces and dashes between the words

tks
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Re: Converting SeaMonkey email folderl to PDF or something.

[Carl Kaufmann]

Rob Steinmetz wrote:

I was wondering if anyone could recommend an extension to allow me to
assemble a group of emails in a SeaMonkey Folder them convert the entire
folder to a PDF or some other easily accessible format.

The purpose is for archiving project correspondence and for responding
to discovery requirements.


Seamonkey (and Thunderbird) e-mail folders are stored in MBOX format, 
which is a plain text concatenation of the individual messages. It 
doesn't get much more accessible than that.


For the location, check Edit - Mail and Newsgroup Account Settings - 
 - Server Settings - Local directory


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Converting SeaMonkey email folderl to PDF or something.

[Rob Steinmetz]

I was wondering if anyone could recommend an extension to allow me to 
assemble a group of emails in a SeaMonkey Folder them convert the entire 
folder to a PDF or some other easily accessible format.


The purpose is for archiving project correspondence and for responding 
to discovery requirements.

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Re: Why Firefox???

[Chris Ilias]

On 12-06-27 1:55 PM, Fulvio Perini wrote:

Daniel wrote:

I click the Browser icon to start it up.


This the part I did not understand. How do you get a separate icon, just
for the browser? Do you have a separate icon, with different
Preferences? I guess that I am not used to the idea!


He's probably referring to the browser icon in the component bar in the 
bottom left. Here's a screenshot: 
.


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Re: Why Firefox???

[Fulvio Perini]

Daniel wrote:

I click the Browser icon to start it up.



This the part I did not understand. How do you get a separate icon, just 
for the browser? Do you have a separate icon, with different 
Preferences? I guess that I am not used to the idea!


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Re: MyYahoo problem

[Tom S.]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Tom S. wrote:


Daniel wrote:


Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??


Sorry for the late reply.  Yes, I usually would stay logged in,
since
I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with previous
versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page I
didn't have
to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.

Thanks for responding.


What are your cookie settings (generally and for this site)?

1) Edit | Preferences | Privacy & Security | Cookies
If you have it set to "Accept cookies for current session only,"
they will be cleared on program close and you'll have to log back
in.

2) Tools | Cookie Manager
If you set my.yahoo.com to "allow" here, I think it should
override the global setting above, but you'll have to test that
assumption.



My default cookie settings are Allow all cookies and Accept 
cookies normally.


I just tried deleting all of my Yahoo cookies with the cookie 
manager (except the ones for passwords) and started from scratch. 
Then, I logged in to it, ticking the "keep me signed in" box. I 
closed the browser and restarted. Next, I selected the MyYahoo 
page and at first, it opened like it should have. But when 
accessing either the "Personal Assistant" or "Top Stories" 
modules, I got the same popup message box as before.


OK, so now I added yahoo.com & yahoo.net to the "allow" list with 
the old cookie manager, restarted, loaded the page, but again got 
the popup box (twice as the page started up). I don't have any 
idea why it still happens. Older versions of SM had no problem 
with it.


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Javascript not functioning.

[PhillipJones]

I'm finding more and more websites where I need to fill out and forms 
and then submit them. The submit don't work.


I tried both in SM and FF and the submit button doesn't work (FF 14 a) 
and both SM 2.0.14 and the latest 3.x version of SeaMonkey.


 ended up using iCab to submit the request. ( the latest was a Web site 
 for Photo Studion that took pictures of great-niece. Click on the 
submit button just showed done and nothing happened. clicking  on the 
submit button opened up a player that allow viewing of Photo Proofs some 
of which had my great-niece.


I submitting to both groups because many of the people that work of SM 
don't work on FF or the other way around. So the cause may be different 
or the fix may be different.



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Re: How to filter out emails with future dates?

[Arnie Goetchius]

Daniel wrote:
> Arnie Goetchius wrote:
>> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
>>> Arnie Goetchius wrote:
>>>
 Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
>   I seem to remember you once said you had an intricate filtering
> system, now that I think a bit about it. 75 sub-folders is a *lot*!

 Yes, it is intricate. HOWEVER, the real problem is that I made all
 of my
 folders sub-folders of the Inbox. If I move the sub-folders (with drag
 and drop) to the very top of the list to make them sub-folders of the
 Account Name, it appears that will solve my problem.
>>>
>>> Ooh. Make doubly sure your filters update themselves with the new path.
>>>
>> Correct. It does takes a while for some of the larger sub-folders. I
>> think
>> the approach I was using was a left over from my Netscape days of the
>> nineties.
>>
> 
> Funny you should mention Netscape!!
> 
> I was going to suggest to you that having sub-folders of the inbox was
> asking for trouble, but then I thought that that may have been in the
> Mozilla Suite days, maybe also as far back as the Netscape Suite days!!
> 

Your right, it was asking for trouble. But I have now moved all of the
sub-folders out of the in-box and everything is working well.
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Re: Running in the background

[Daniel]

Bryan Morris wrote:

I use both Firefox & SeaMonkey for different reasons

Frequently I try to open one of them to be told it is already running in
the background and to close it first. Going to Task Manager sure enough
it is & I have to close it from there before I can open it


Bryan, this problem has been known to occur, but not very often in 
recent times.


At least you know the solution if/when it happens again.

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Re: Why Firefox???

[Daniel]

Fulvio Perini wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Daniel wrote:

I dual boot Mandriva Linux and Windows 7 and tonight I'm on my Windows 7
system and have updated from SM 2.10 to SM 2.10.1

Normally, I have a five site "Home Group", but when I open the browser
for the first time (SM is set to start up with Mail & Newsgroups and
Chatzilla screens, only), I had my normal five tabs *plus* an "About
Firefox" tab. After updating, i would expect to see the SeaMonkey
changes page, and then have to close that and then re-open the browser
to get my normal five tab Home group.

Why the six tabs and why the "About Firefox" page rather than the
SeaMonkey changes page??



No-one else seeing this on Windows??

O.K., I'll keep a look out for it at next update!





SM is set to start up with Mail & Newsgroups and

Chatzilla screens, only


I don't understand this statement, related to the Tabs, which in the
browser, nor is the About Firefox, familiar to me.I have, never paid
attention, but if there is an extra tab, I close it, and I am ready to
go. No need to restart the browser.


SeaMonkey is a suite with both Browser screen and Mail& Newsgroup screen 
and ChatZilla screen.


I have SM set up to start with the Mail & Newsgroups screen and the 
Chatzilla Screen. Then, when I am ready, I click the Browser icon to 
start it up. This was where I was getting the extra, FF, tab.


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Re: How to filter out emails with future dates?

[Daniel]

Arnie Goetchius wrote:

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

Arnie Goetchius wrote:


Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

  I seem to remember you once said you had an intricate filtering
system, now that I think a bit about it. 75 sub-folders is a *lot*!


Yes, it is intricate. HOWEVER, the real problem is that I made all of my
folders sub-folders of the Inbox. If I move the sub-folders (with drag
and drop) to the very top of the list to make them sub-folders of the
Account Name, it appears that will solve my problem.


Ooh. Make doubly sure your filters update themselves with the new path.


Correct. It does takes a while for some of the larger sub-folders. I think
the approach I was using was a left over from my Netscape days of the
nineties.



Funny you should mention Netscape!!

I was going to suggest to you that having sub-folders of the inbox was 
asking for trouble, but then I thought that that may have been in the 
Mozilla Suite days, maybe also as far back as the Netscape Suite days!!


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Re: MyYahoo problem

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Tom S. wrote:


Daniel wrote:


Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??


Sorry for the late reply.  Yes, I usually would stay logged in, since
I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with previous
versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page I didn't have
to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.

Thanks for responding.


What are your cookie settings (generally and for this site)?

1) Edit | Preferences | Privacy & Security | Cookies
If you have it set to "Accept cookies for current session only," they 
will be cleared on program close and you'll have to log back in.


2) Tools | Cookie Manager
If you set my.yahoo.com to "allow" here, I think it should override the 
global setting above, but you'll have to test that assumption.


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Re: MyYahoo problem

[Tom S.]

Daniel wrote:

Tom S. wrote:

I have http://my.yahoo.com open as one of my home pages, and it
was set
to be already signed in and not have any problem with loading
it. Since
the latest couple of SeaMonkey updates (now on 2.10.1 w/Windows
XP Pro
SP3), I've been getting this small popup message box stating: "We
noticed you may have signed in or signed out in another window.
Click OK
to reload your page."

This will always occur after starting SM and the Yahoo page. It
will do
this even if I run SM in Safe Mode (no extensions). Can
anything be done
to fix this so it works the way it used to, besides going back
to an
earlier version of SM?



Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??



Sorry for the late reply.  Yes, I usually would stay logged in, 
since I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with 
previous versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page 
I didn't have to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.


Thanks for responding.

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