Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Monica]

I can´t log into my Hotmail account any longer using SM (1.1.11). I get 
an error message telling me that my browser isn´t supported. It of 
course works with IE, but who wants to go there...


Why can´t SM 1.1.11 work with Hotmail?

Monica
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[Resolved] Re: Webmail add-on

[NoOp]

On 12/13/2008 11:33 PM, Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:
> On 12/14/2008 2:13 AM, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> NoOp wrote:
[snip]
> So perhaps I'm missing something on how to setup in SM 1.1.14.
 webmail for SM1.x works. You just need to install xsidebar to get
 access to the settings: http://users.skynet.be/fa258499/extensions.html

 I don't know if this works for SM2 though.

>>>
>>> Thanks. Installed xsidebar & can actually now get the Webmail config
>>> dialog in 1.1.14, but can't get the Webmail servers to start in SM as
>>> they do in TB. I'll fiddle with it a bit more & post back any results
>>> (good/bad/don'tknow).
>>>
>>
>> for me, I prefer FreePops. Less hassle than that of webmail.
>> http://www.freepops.org/en/
>>
> 
> Or you can use GMail which has BOTH IMAP and Pop support...
> 
> /me likes!
> 

Wouldn't touch it (Gmail).

Got the Webmail working (thanks PPtPH); figured out that I'd installed
SeaMonkey (linux) on this machine using the 'standard' sudo
(superuser/root) commands... which the default SM script _always_
requires you to do if you install in the script's default directory
/usr/local/seamonkey.

Anyway, I reinstalled SM in my home directory, removed the /chrome/.jar
files for Webmail & Yahoo, reloaded the Webmail .xpi's and restarted SM.
Working great in SM 1.1.14.
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Re: Windows Media Player Challenge

[Samuel S]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

NO wrote:
Hello all.. My WMP does not open in the normal skin, it only opens in 
my SM 1.1.13 browser on my Vista Business OS.


What is it I need to do to undo this mess up?

Thank you again...

Bo


it depends on the website.  Some program it so wmp opens within SM, and 
others program their sites to wmp opens separate.




P3H, Thank you for your reply. I need to point out that I have listened 
to some of these stations on other machines, and WMP opens up there. 
Could it be my machine on which this takes place?


Thank you again..

Bo
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Need a "Browser Compare & Relations Info" (BCRI)

[INFO WG]

RE: <<  Concerning Firefox and presumably SeaMonkey security >> and somany 
other similar questions and needs

With the need to know and compare Firefox and SeaMonkey 1 and 2 in areas of 
security, add-ons, common / not common settings, browser ID / detection, etc.

Why not have a "Browser Compare and Relations Info" (BCRI)(for lack of a better 
title in my head eight now)section at the Mozilla SeaMonkey web site added that 
concentrates on adding in, then updating, that area, dating each entry, making 
sure each entry gives enough information on the topic, system in use, SeaMonkey 
version and so forth ?
 
It would certainly help out, as repetitive questions here would be minimized, 
and clearer or longer answers reserved for the BCRI section. This BRCI would 
assist ALL of us, SeaMonkey neophytes to Sea-soned Monkey-ists and technical 
guru staff.

ALTHOUGH we of course still need to relate many comments here in the 
support-seamonkey message forum area, so one area should not replace another, 
nor need to, but instead add a core, central zone that people in the message 
forum area can direct ourselves and others to with a simple mentioning of the 
BCRI page URL.

Joe
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Forwarding a message problem

[Ken]

	I have my Email settings set to forward messages INLINE.  Yesterday I 
received a message that I attempted to forward to another person, and 
all the graphics and text on that message were stripped when forwarded. 
 Not understanding why (when other messages did not do that), I sent 
the message again, but this time sent it as an ATTACHMENT.  The graphics 
of the message were in tact that way.


	Although it may be of no significance, the original message I received 
had been forwarded to me as evidenced by the vertical line on the left 
of the text and graphic.  Is there some setting I have failed to set so 
that forwarded messages I receive go out the way they came in?


I am using Seamonkey 1.1.13.
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Re: Forwarding a message problem

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Ken wrote:
I have my Email settings set to forward messages INLINE.  Yesterday 
I received a message that I attempted to forward to another person, and 
all the graphics and text on that message were stripped when forwarded. 
 Not understanding why (when other messages did not do that), I sent the 
message again, but this time sent it as an ATTACHMENT.  The graphics of 
the message were in tact that way.


Although it may be of no significance, the original message I 
received had been forwarded to me as evidenced by the vertical line on 
the left of the text and graphic.  Is there some setting I have failed 
to set so that forwarded messages I receive go out the way they came in?


I am using Seamonkey 1.1.13.


You may be set up to recieve attachments inline, but 
you also need to be set up to send messages in html 
format.  When sending, do you see the Insert and Format 
menu at the top?


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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Monica wrote:
I can´t log into my Hotmail account any longer using SM (1.1.11). I get 
an error message telling me that my browser isn´t supported. It of 
course works with IE, but who wants to go there...


Why can´t SM 1.1.11 work with Hotmail?

Monica


I get in with no problems.  Try emptying your cookies 
and cache and try again. Did that work?


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Re: Concerning Firefox and presumably SeaMonkey security

[Robert Kaiser]

Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:

Mozilla's Firefox web browser versions 2 and 3 top the list with 40
reported flaws.


The real interesting part is how many users out there (absolute or 
percentage) are using products with unfixed security flaws? How many 
days of having no fix for a known security vulnerability did the 
different products have?
It not important how many different flaws there were in any given 
product, the importance is how much likely are users to be harmed, i.e. 
severity of the flaws and getting the fix out to users.

Justin also has some very valid points there as well.

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Re: Windows Media Player Challenge

[Oliver Schoett]

NO wrote:
> Hello all.. My WMP does not open in the normal skin, it only opens in
> my SM 1.1.13 browser on my Vista Business OS.
>
> What is it I need to do to undo this mess up?

If I remember correctly, you need to install a "Firefox Plugin for
Windows Media Player" that is available from Microsoft.

Regards,

Oliver Schoett
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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Monica]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Monica wrote:
I can´t log into my Hotmail account any longer using SM (1.1.11). I 
get an error message telling me that my browser isn´t supported. It of 
course works with IE, but who wants to go there...


Why can´t SM 1.1.11 work with Hotmail?

Monica


I get in with no problems.  Try emptying your cookies and cache and try 
again. Did that work?

No. I had already tried that.

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Re: Forwarding a message problem

[Ken]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ken wrote:
I have my Email settings set to forward messages INLINE.  
Yesterday I received a message that I attempted to forward to another 
person, and all the graphics and text on that message were stripped 
when forwarded.  Not understanding why (when other messages did not do 
that), I sent the message again, but this time sent it as an 
ATTACHMENT.  The graphics of the message were in tact that way.


Although it may be of no significance, the original message I 
received had been forwarded to me as evidenced by the vertical line on 
the left of the text and graphic.  Is there some setting I have failed 
to set so that forwarded messages I receive go out the way they came in?


I am using Seamonkey 1.1.13.


You may be set up to recieve attachments inline, but you also need to be 
set up to send messages in html format.  When sending, do you see the 
Insert and Format menu at the top?




	No, they are grayed out.  In other words they can be read but are not 
available to select.  How do I set up messages to send in HTML?  I 
thought that was determined in the properties for each address in the 
address book?  Such as how to send, HTML, Plain Text etc.

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Re: Forwarding a message problem

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Ken wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ken wrote:
I have my Email settings set to forward messages INLINE.  
Yesterday I received a message that I attempted to forward to another 
person, and all the graphics and text on that message were stripped 
when forwarded.  Not understanding why (when other messages did not 
do that), I sent the message again, but this time sent it as an 
ATTACHMENT.  The graphics of the message were in tact that way.


Although it may be of no significance, the original message I 
received had been forwarded to me as evidenced by the vertical line 
on the left of the text and graphic.  Is there some setting I have 
failed to set so that forwarded messages I receive go out the way 
they came in?


I am using Seamonkey 1.1.13.


You may be set up to recieve attachments inline, but you also need to 
be set up to send messages in html format.  When sending, do you see 
the Insert and Format menu at the top?




No, they are grayed out.  In other words they can be read but are 
not available to select.  How do I set up messages to send in HTML?  I 
thought that was determined in the properties for each address in the 
address book?  Such as how to send, HTML, Plain Text etc.


sort of.  You need to set yourself up in html mode: 
Edit, Mail & Newsgroup Account Settings, select the 
account you want, then under Composition & Addressing, 
on the top right, the very first box should be checked.


Another way is the quick toggle.  Hold down the shift 
key when composing, replying, and replying all.  When 
you're composing a message, and if you see the Insert 
and Format menu, then you're in html mode.  If you 
don't see them, then you're in text mode.


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Re: Forwarding a message problem

[Ken]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ken wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ken wrote:
I have my Email settings set to forward messages INLINE.  
Yesterday I received a message that I attempted to forward to 
another person, and all the graphics and text on that message were 
stripped when forwarded.  Not understanding why (when other messages 
did not do that), I sent the message again, but this time sent it as 
an ATTACHMENT.  The graphics of the message were in tact that way.


Although it may be of no significance, the original message I 
received had been forwarded to me as evidenced by the vertical line 
on the left of the text and graphic.  Is there some setting I have 
failed to set so that forwarded messages I receive go out the way 
they came in?


I am using Seamonkey 1.1.13.


You may be set up to recieve attachments inline, but you also need to 
be set up to send messages in html format.  When sending, do you see 
the Insert and Format menu at the top?




No, they are grayed out.  In other words they can be read but are 
not available to select.  How do I set up messages to send in HTML?  I 
thought that was determined in the properties for each address in the 
address book?  Such as how to send, HTML, Plain Text etc.


sort of.  You need to set yourself up in html mode: Edit, Mail & 
Newsgroup Account Settings, select the account you want, then under 
Composition & Addressing, on the top right, the very first box should be 
checked.


Another way is the quick toggle.  Hold down the shift key when 
composing, replying, and replying all.  When you're composing a message, 
and if you see the Insert and Format menu, then you're in html mode.  If 
you don't see them, then you're in text mode.




	I thank you for your help, but I did have the setting you suggested 
above set for HTML.  It is no big problem since I now know what to do if 
it fails, but the problem seems to only affect a message that had been 
forwarded to me.  Others that do not have the vertical bar showing it 
was quoted from a previous message are not affected.  They forward to 
anyone I choose properly.  Like I said, no problem, just a curiosity.

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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[njoracle]

Monica wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Monica wrote:
I can´t log into my Hotmail account any longer using SM (1.1.11). I 
get an error message telling me that my browser isn´t supported. It 
of course works with IE, but who wants to go there...


Why can´t SM 1.1.11 work with Hotmail?

Monica


I get in with no problems.  Try emptying your cookies and cache and 
try again. Did that work?

No. I had already tried that.

I get in with no problem (SM 1.1.13). Why not create a new profile 
("Test") and see if that works.

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Moving from one SM version under W2K-Pro to a newer SM version under XP-Pro

[HenriK]

I am in the process of moving from a W2K-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.5 
to an XP-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.13.


I have located and copied the abook.mab and history.mab files and assume 
I can just pasted them into my new SM v.1.1.13 installation.  Please 
correct me if that assumption is wrong.


The next thing I would like to move is the file that contains all of the 
stored passwords for www sites I regularly visit.  What is that file or 
files called and can they just be pasted into my new SM v.1.1.13 
installation?


If there is any other bit of historical information buried in SM that I 
should be thinking of moving, please don't hesitate to tell me.  I have, 
however, already successfully moved all of the mail files themselves. 
There was a thread back in October, more-or-less, on this subject but I 
ended up getting confused after trying to follow it several times.


Thank you, in advance, for guidance or pointers to where this kind of a 
move is discussed in hopefully easy-to-understand language.

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Moving from one SM version under W2K-Pro to a newer SM version under XP-Pro

[HenriK]

I am in the process of moving from a W2K-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.5 
to an XP-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.13.


I have located and copied the abook.mab and history.mab files and assume 
I can just pasted them into my new SM v.1.1.13 installation.  Please 
correct me if that assumption is wrong.


The next thing I would like to move is the file that contains all of the 
stored passwords for www sites I regularly visit.  What is that file or 
files called and can they just be pasted into my new SM v.1.1.13 
installation?


If there is any other bit of historical information buried in SM that I 
should be thinking of moving, please don't hesitate to tell me.  I have, 
however, already successfully moved all of the mail files themselves. 
There was a thread back in October, more-or-less, on this subject but I 
ended up getting confused after trying to follow it several times.


Thank you, in advance, for guidance or pointers to where this kind of a 
move is discussed in hopefully easy-to-understand language.

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Re: Moving from one SM version under W2K-Pro to a newer SM version under XP-Pro

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

HenriK wrote:
I am in the process of moving from a W2K-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.5 
to an XP-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.13.


I have located and copied the abook.mab and history.mab files and assume 
I can just pasted them into my new SM v.1.1.13 installation.  Please 
correct me if that assumption is wrong.


The next thing I would like to move is the file that contains all of the 
stored passwords for www sites I regularly visit.  What is that file or 
files called and can they just be pasted into my new SM v.1.1.13 
installation?


If there is any other bit of historical information buried in SM that I 
should be thinking of moving, please don't hesitate to tell me.  I have, 
however, already successfully moved all of the mail files themselves. 
There was a thread back in October, more-or-less, on this subject but I 
ended up getting confused after trying to follow it several times.


Thank you, in advance, for guidance or pointers to where this kind of a 
move is discussed in hopefully easy-to-understand language.


the *.mab are the correct files.  Do you need your 
bookmarks? If so, then you will need bookmarks.html. 
As for the passwords, you need an 8 digit file that 
ends in .s [something like 12345678.s] and key3.db


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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Monica]

njoracle wrote:

Monica wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Monica wrote:
I can´t log into my Hotmail account any longer using SM (1.1.11). I 
get an error message telling me that my browser isn´t supported. It 
of course works with IE, but who wants to go there...


Why can´t SM 1.1.11 work with Hotmail?

Monica


I get in with no problems.  Try emptying your cookies and cache and 
try again. Did that work?

No. I had already tried that.

I get in with no problem (SM 1.1.13). Why not create a new profile 
("Test") and see if that works.

Do you mean a new profile on Hotmail or in SeaMonkey?
I also see that you have SM version 1.1.13, could that be it?
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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Asrail]

Monica, 14-12-2008 19:03:

Do you mean a new profile on Hotmail or in SeaMonkey?
I also see that you have SM version 1.1.13, could that be it?


It will always show that message for any SM user who haven't added 
"Firefox" or "Firefox/3.0" to their user agent string.

But you can click to go ahead and it will work fine.
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Re: Problems with SM and Hotmail

[Monica]

Asrail wrote:

Monica, 14-12-2008 19:03:

Do you mean a new profile on Hotmail or in SeaMonkey?
I also see that you have SM version 1.1.13, could that be it?


It will always show that message for any SM user who haven't added 
"Firefox" or "Firefox/3.0" to their user agent string.

But you can click to go ahead and it will work fine.

I don't get you.
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BUG in 1.1.13 version ?

[Bertrand]

The mail-adresses-file gestion had problems.
first : any adresses-lists from the previous version dosn't come in the 
message adresse when we give his name
second : when we create an new adresses-list in a profile, this news 
list is visible in the other profils ("tools/change profil" to get in an 
other profile).
I verify that the modification date from the aboot.mab isn't modify in 
the other profiles.

The new list in the others mail-adresses-file are then chimera, not real.
Excuse my english
Sincerly
Bertrand de Pommery
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Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program 
is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry is 
clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes 
back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I can't 
close the program after that without using the task manager. The task 
manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm 
still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST
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Re: BUG in 1.1.13 version ?

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Bertrand wrote:

The mail-adresses-file gestion had problems.
first : any adresses-lists from the previous version dosn't come in the 
message adresse when we give his name


I have no idea what you're trying to say with this.

second : when we create an new adresses-list in a profile, this news 
list is visible in the other profils ("tools/change profil" to get in an 
other profile).
I verify that the modification date from the aboot.mab isn't modify in 
the other profiles.

The new list in the others mail-adresses-file are then chimera, not real.
Excuse my english
Sincerly
Bertrand de Pommery


what happens when you switch profiles without using 
Tools? I mean switching profiles use the profile manager



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Re: Moving from one SM version under W2K-Pro to a newer SM version under XP-Pro

[Michael Gordon]

HenriK replied On 12/14/2008 3:10 PM

I am in the process of moving from a W2K-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.5 
to an XP-Pro machine running SM v.1.1.13.


I have located and copied the abook.mab and history.mab files and assume 
I can just pasted them into my new SM v.1.1.13 installation.  Please 
correct me if that assumption is wrong.


The next thing I would like to move is the file that contains all of the 
stored passwords for www sites I regularly visit.  What is that file or 
files called and can they just be pasted into my new SM v.1.1.13 
installation?


If there is any other bit of historical information buried in SM that I 
should be thinking of moving, please don't hesitate to tell me.  I have, 
however, already successfully moved all of the mail files themselves. 
There was a thread back in October, more-or-less, on this subject but I 
ended up getting confused after trying to follow it several times.


Thank you, in advance, for guidance or pointers to where this kind of a 
move is discussed in hopefully easy-to-understand language.


HenriK,

Peter partially answered your question on password moving.

There are three files you will want to copy and move with SeaMonkey 
completely closed down.

1. .s
2. .w
3. key3.db

Before you copy and paste the old files rename the new files with 
something like nnnOLD.s in case you need to revert to the original 
files, later you can delete the OLD files.


Once you have to new files copied and pasted you will need to open the 
file Prefs.js with an ascii text editor and search near the bottom of 
that file for an entry string like:

user_pref("signon.SignonFileName", ".s");
user_pref("wallet.SchemaValueFileName", ".w");

Change the "n" values to the same numbers as in your new file names.

The ".s" file is your saved passwords, and the ".w" file is your saved 
form fill in data.


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program 
is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry is 
clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes 
back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I can't 
close the program after that without using the task manager. The task 
manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm 
still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

ST wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey 
program is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry 
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup 
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I 
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The 
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program 
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.

ST


is this happening on all sites with PDFs or just one or 
two?  If a couple, then post links


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Justin Wood (Callek)]

On 12/14/2008 7:35 PM, ST wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click
on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey
program is not responding.

Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.

I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.


Does it work in Firefox too?

What version [of firefox; and seamonkey]?

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:

On 12/14/2008 7:35 PM, ST wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click
on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey
program is not responding.

Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.

I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.


Does it work in Firefox too?

What version [of firefox; and seamonkey]?

If no to Firefox, I'd argue it is *definitely* a foxit bug.



Hello,

I don't know about Firefox.  I'm using SM 1.1.13

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

ST wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey 
program is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry 
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup 
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I 
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. 
The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that 
program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.

ST


is this happening on all sites with PDFs or just one or two?  If a 
couple, then post links



Hello,

It's all sites. I even tried File-Open File and it did the same thing.

It started to load then stopped and the same popup came up.  But, again

it works correctly in ie 7. And, it works if I just use the Foxit Reader

to view a PDF file from one of my folders.

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[BeeNeR]

On or about 12/14/2008 7:32 PM, ST typed the following:
> Hello,
> 
> I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a
> separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click
> on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.
> 
> It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a
> 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be
> completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program
> is not responding.
> 
> Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch
> [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry is
> clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes
> back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I can't
> close the program after that without using the task manager. The task
> manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm
> still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.
> 
> I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.
> 
> Suggestions would be appreciated?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> ST

I have Foxit Reader 2.3 installed as the program to use for pdf files.
I have removed Adobe Reader since Foxit suits all my purposes better and
is faster.  No problem on 1.1.14 or previous versions.

Are you sure you configured the helper application preference properly?
 Correct location for Foxit? Correct extension?  Left the 'plug-in
finder service' box unchecked? Closed and then re-opened SM after the
changes?

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Re: Concerning Firefox and presumably SeaMonkey security

[Rostyslaw Lewyckyj]

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:

Mozilla's Firefox web browser versions 2 and 3 top the list with 40
reported flaws.


The real interesting part is how many users out there (absolute or 
percentage) are using products with unfixed security flaws? How many 
days of having no fix for a known security vulnerability did the 
different products have?
It not important how many different flaws there were in any given 
product,


Come again?? Not important how many flaws made it past all internal
quality controls and presumably beta testing into a released version
of the product?
The number of found flaws, bugs, in a product release is an often
used measure used to estimate the number of still hidden bugs.
Sure its commendable that a bug fix is prompt, but is no substitute
to the bug never getting past design, and internal quality control
into the released version.
Which do you consider preferable: a bug fix, version upgrade a day;
or more careful internal quality control before a version release,
so that bug fix version upgrades to the public are needed
infrequently.

the importance is how much likely are users to be harmed, i.e. 
severity of the flaws and getting the fix out to users.


Non organizational users, i.e. without centralized upgrade,
are unlikely to upgrade promptly. Heck, even centers with
dedicated computer administration, are often behind on versions
and fixes.



Justin also has some very valid points there as well.

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

BeeNeR wrote:

On or about 12/14/2008 7:32 PM, ST typed the following:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click
on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program
is not responding.

Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry is
clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes
back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I can't
close the program after that without using the task manager. The task
manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm
still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.

I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST


I have Foxit Reader 2.3 installed as the program to use for pdf files.
I have removed Adobe Reader since Foxit suits all my purposes better and
is faster.  No problem on 1.1.14 or previous versions.

Are you sure you configured the helper application preference properly?
 Correct location for Foxit? Correct extension?  Left the 'plug-in
finder service' box unchecked? Closed and then re-opened SM after the
changes?



Hello,

I believe so. I've done and re-done those settings several times.

St
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Re: Edit as New Message When ImagesInserted

[W. Watson]

Daniel wrote:

W. Watson wrote:

W. Watson wrote:

Sometimes I get messages from people with embedded images and text.
Sometimes the text is badly formatted, so I like to do some editing.
If I used edit as New Message, the images often show as missing. Is
there some way this can be avoided?

Let me try the Subject again!


One "work-around" would be to right-click on the image name in the 
message header and save the image somewhere, then "Edit as New" to fix 
the message, then re-attach the image!



Yes, but that can be a lengthy process. Sometimes there are 5-10 images.
Initially, when looking at the message, one can see the attached image 
files, but they get lost in the shuffle going to New Message.

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Justin Wood (Callek)]

On 12/14/2008 8:32 PM, ST wrote:

Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:

On 12/14/2008 7:35 PM, ST wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click
on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey
program is not responding.

Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.

I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.

Suggestions would be appreciated?

Thanks,

ST

Hello,

I forgot to add that Foxit load PDF files fine within IE.


Does it work in Firefox too?

What version [of firefox; and seamonkey]?

If no to Firefox, I'd argue it is *definitely* a foxit bug.



Hello,

I don't know about Firefox. I'm using SM 1.1.13


Let me rephrase and redirect... could you please try with firefox?

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Ed Mullen]

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program 
is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry is 
clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes 
back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I can't 
close the program after that without using the task manager. The task 
manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm 
still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.


Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be 
enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Ed Mullen wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey 
program is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry 
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup 
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I 
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The 
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program 
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.


Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be 
enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg


I've done what you said, and nothing happens. I've 
clicked and clicked and clicked that edit button on 
that screen and nothing happens ;-)


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Ed Mullen]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:




Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be 
enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg


I've done what you said, and nothing happens. I've clicked and clicked 
and clicked that edit button on that screen and nothing happens ;-)




What's scary is that there's probably somebody out there trying to do 
that right now. :-)


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Ed Mullen wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:




Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be 
enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg


I've done what you said, and nothing happens. I've clicked and clicked 
and clicked that edit button on that screen and nothing happens ;-)




What's scary is that there's probably somebody out there trying to do 
that right now. :-)


You told everyone to: "click the Edit button on that 
screen . . . "  So what do you expect.


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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[Ed Mullen]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:




Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should 
be enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg


I've done what you said, and nothing happens. I've clicked and 
clicked and clicked that edit button on that screen and nothing 
happens ;-)




What's scary is that there's probably somebody out there trying to do 
that right now. :-)


You told everyone to: "click the Edit button on that screen . . . "  So 
what do you expect.




Err, a modicum of intelli ... no, never mind!  :-D

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Re: Foxit Reader problem

[ST]

Ed Mullen wrote:

ST wrote:

Hello,

I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader.  It works fine as a 
separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click

on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window.

It starts to download, but then freezes.  A popup will come up with a 
'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be 
completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey 
program is not responding.


Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked.  One says Switch 
[which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry.  If Retry 
is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup 
comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out.  I 
can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The 
task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program 
I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also.


I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing.


Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be 
enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in 
SeaMonkey.  FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating 
Foxit/SeaMonkey installation.


http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg

If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this:

http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg



Hello,

Those are my settings also.

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Re: Edit as New Message When ImagesInserted

[Daniel]

W. Watson wrote:

Daniel wrote:

W. Watson wrote:

W. Watson wrote:

Sometimes I get messages from people with embedded images and text.
Sometimes the text is badly formatted, so I like to do some editing.
If I used edit as New Message, the images often show as missing. Is
there some way this can be avoided?

Let me try the Subject again!


One "work-around" would be to right-click on the image name in the
message header and save the image somewhere, then "Edit as New" to fix
the message, then re-attach the image!


Yes, but that can be a lengthy process. Sometimes there are 5-10 images.
Initially, when looking at the message, one can see the attached image
files, but they get lost in the shuffle going to New Message.


I just selected a message (which I knew had attachments) in my Inbox and 
selected Message|Edit Massage as New and the attached messages were 
still on the "New" message, so, I guess, all I can say is WFM in SM 2.0a1!!


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Associating and Starting SeaMonkey Composer for editing HTML docs

[steveinseattle]

I'm on Mac OS but I don't think this problem is limited to that.   My
question is, what is the best way to get a running instance of Mozilla
Composer open an HTML document for editing?

When I use the command line option:
  seamonkey-bin -editor file.htm

I get a dialog telling me "A copy of SeaMonkey is already open.  Only
one copy of SeaMonkey can be open at a time.".

Sadly, the -remote command set does not seem to include an editURL
option.  I'm not even sure that its supported with SeaMonkey on Mac OS
X since I can't even use the openURL Method (I get the same Mozilla
already running error above).

Isn't there a way to get a running instance of SeaMonkey to open an
HTML document w/o having to resort to AppleScripts invoking menu
items?

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p.s. Ideally SeaMonkey would just create file associations so that
HTML documents could be opened with composer from open-with menus in
Mac, Linux and Windows.
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Suite over components

[Lester Caine]

A few weeks back now I got so fed up with the Windows machine that I 
switched all the paperwork stuff to Linux. ( Mandriva 2009.0 but that is 
not critical )


Seamonkey works fine apart from a few quirks on hot keys which have been 
covered already, but increasingly I'm finding that the reasons for USING 
Seamonkey are being eroded. On windows things do not integrate together 
nicely, the Calendar and Address Book are still separated from one 
another and hot keying between links in messages and notes is lacking.


On Linux there are still a few rough edges, but the environment seems a 
lot more 'interoperability friendly', unlike windows? That said, I find 
that I still have problems with Seamonkey talking to other things, and 
the same with Firefox and Thunderbird. While KDE gives me a nice 'flat 
playing field' when it comes to integration. ( Although KDE4 is about as 
user friendly as Vista! :( )


I think I can understand why the drive to split up Mozilla came about 
since many developers do seem to be working on Linux rather than 
Windows, and the same applies across many projects. The Windows 
requirements are somewhat different to those of Linux, but I don't think 
that the current developments are being 'productive' as they could be? 
The Seamonkey development can't address the gaps left by the original 
breakup, and the drift to Firefox being totally isolated seems to be 
increasing? So are we reaching a point where a radical overhaul of the 
roadmap is inevitable?


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