Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-09-01 Thread Daniel

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Just upgraded from v. 1.1.16 to 2.0.6, and it seemed to go smoothly --
most everything was seamlessly imported, even down to my global Windows
shortcut that launches the program.

After poking around the program and reading the release notes, I have
two questions:

1) Is it safe to uninstall v. 1.1.16 through the uninstall link at Set
Program Access and Defaults?

2) How can I show my sigs at the bottom of the composition window?

Thanks.


1) Yes it is, but it's my understanding that when you install SM 2, it
makes a copy of your SM 1.x profile, so when you un-install SM 1.x, you
may want to delete (or at least archive), one of the profile copies.

2) Create yourself a sig file and save it somewhere then, in SM have a
look at Edit- MailNews group account settings, and, on the Account
Settings page for the server, select Attach the signature from a file
instead, and point to the file that you just saved.

HTH


OK, today I went ahead and removed v. 1.1.16 via Windows Set Program
Access and Defaults. V. 2 seems to still work, but now Windows doesn't
recognize it as an email program or browser -- if I go into Control
Panel | Internet Properties, it's not available as a program that can be
made the default. Similarly, if I go into SM's Edit | Preferences | Mail
 Newsgroups, the option Make SeaMonkey the default application for...
has Mail (grayed out), News (available), and Feeds (grayed out).
Clicking News grays it out with no further feedback, so I suppose that
means it's now the default for news? But Windows already knew that.

How can I restore Windows' belief that SeaMonkey is an email program?



Don't know about this one, Paul. Been some time since I've had any 
problem with upgrading SM.


Maybe someone else will drop by!

Daniel
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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-09-01 Thread Robert Kaiser

Paul B. Gallagher schrieb:

How can I restore Windows' belief that SeaMonkey is an email program?


Try running the SeaMonkey 2 installer again - the SeaMonkey 1 
uninstaller might have removed some registry entries you actually need 
for 2.x - the registry is a large and bloated but still fragile sucker. ;-)


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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-09-01 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher schrieb:

How can I restore Windows' belief that SeaMonkey is an email program?


Try running the SeaMonkey 2 installer again - the SeaMonkey 1
uninstaller might have removed some registry entries you actually need
for 2.x - the registry is a large and bloated but still fragile sucker. ;-)


Do you mean I should install SM 2 over SM 2, or uninstall that as well 
and then reinstall?


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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-09-01 Thread Robert Kaiser

Paul B. Gallagher schrieb:

Do you mean I should install SM 2 over SM 2, or uninstall that as well
and then reinstall?


Both should work, I think.

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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-09-01 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher schrieb:

Do you mean I should install SM 2 over SM 2, or uninstall that as well
and then reinstall?


Both should work, I think.


OK, I took the easy way, and it worked.  Control Panel now lists 
SeaMonkey as an option for default email program.


Still no listing for Composer as HTML editor, but I can live with that.

Two other minor glitches:

1) SM now always prompts me on launch to accept it as the default for 
browsing, email, and news, even though it already is the default for all 
three. I'm tempted to check the box to tell it to quit nagging, but I 
know the next time I update Office it'll steal my settings, so I do want 
SM to check. I just don't want it nagging me when all is well.


2) The new installation created a second icon on my desktop even though 
there was already one for the same version of the same program. I 
deleted it.


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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-08-31 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Daniel wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Just upgraded from v. 1.1.16 to 2.0.6, and it seemed to go smoothly --
most everything was seamlessly imported, even down to my global Windows
shortcut that launches the program.

After poking around the program and reading the release notes, I have
two questions:

1) Is it safe to uninstall v. 1.1.16 through the uninstall link at Set
Program Access and Defaults?

2) How can I show my sigs at the bottom of the composition window?

Thanks.


1) Yes it is, but it's my understanding that when you install SM 2, it
makes a copy of your SM 1.x profile, so when you un-install SM 1.x, you
may want to delete (or at least archive), one of the profile copies.

2) Create yourself a sig file and save it somewhere then, in SM have a
look at Edit- MailNews group account settings, and, on the Account
Settings page for the server, select Attach the signature from a file
instead, and point to the file that you just saved.

HTH


OK, today I went ahead and removed v. 1.1.16 via Windows Set Program 
Access and Defaults. V. 2 seems to still work, but now Windows doesn't 
recognize it as an email program or browser -- if I go into Control 
Panel | Internet Properties, it's not available as a program that can be 
made the default. Similarly, if I go into SM's Edit | Preferences | Mail 
 Newsgroups, the option Make SeaMonkey the default application for... 
has Mail (grayed out), News (available), and Feeds (grayed out). 
Clicking News grays it out with no further feedback, so I suppose that 
means it's now the default for news? But Windows already knew that.


How can I restore Windows' belief that SeaMonkey is an email program?

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Re: Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-08-29 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Daniel wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Just upgraded from v. 1.1.16 to 2.0.6, and it seemed to go smoothly --
most everything was seamlessly imported, even down to my global Windows
shortcut that launches the program.

After poking around the program and reading the release notes, I have
two questions:

1) Is it safe to uninstall v. 1.1.16 through the uninstall link at Set
Program Access and Defaults?

2) How can I show my sigs at the bottom of the composition window?

Thanks.


1) Yes it is, but it's my understanding that when you install SM 2, it
makes a copy of your SM 1.x profile, so when you un-install SM 1.x, you
may want to delete (or at least archive), one of the profile copies.


Not precisely a copy, but yes, I can see the whole new profile in a 
separate directory.



2) Create yourself a sig file and save it somewhere then, in SM have a
look at Edit- MailNews group account settings, and, on the Account
Settings page for the server, select Attach the signature from a file
instead, and point to the file that you just saved.


I also discovered that all my sigs were missing because they pointed to 
the new directory where they were not located instead of the old 
directory where they still resided. So I copied them into the new 
directory and they magically reappeared. Still, SM 2 seems to forget 
to add a sig when I forward a message, unless there's an option for 
that. I have to manually copy/paste it to forwarded messages, either 
inline or as attachment.


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Uninstall v.1 after upgrade?

2010-08-28 Thread Paul B. Gallagher
Just upgraded from v. 1.1.16 to 2.0.6, and it seemed to go smoothly -- 
most everything was seamlessly imported, even down to my global Windows 
shortcut that launches the program.


After poking around the program and reading the release notes, I have 
two questions:


1) Is it safe to uninstall v. 1.1.16 through the uninstall link at Set 
Program Access and Defaults?


2) How can I show my sigs at the bottom of the composition window?

Thanks.
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