Re: Compose won't go away V2

2009-10-21 Thread Martin Freitag 
Jim S schrieb:
> On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:32:13 +0200, Martin Freitag wrote:
> 
>> Jim S schrieb:
>>> V2RC1/2 on WinXP
>>> After I send an email from SM2 I am left with a bar which gives me
>>> "(Compose (no subject) - Unicode-(UTF8))" on mouseover - on the bottom
>>> toolbar. It will not open or close and does not respond to a right-click.
>>> Only closing SM completely gets rid of it.
>>
>> What kind of bar?
>> Is this happening with a new profile and in safe-mode too?
>>
>> Martin
> 
> Aw y'know - the tab thingy that appears on the bottom toolbar whenever a
> program is running.


Aah, in the taskbar of windows! Now I got it.


> As for making a new profile and trying it in safe-mode - life's too short.

Shortcut to Seamonkey.exe -safe-mode
That's 15 seconds and not quite as much as creating a new profile.

> I'm really quite happy running FF and Tb it's just that SM gives me
> something to do when I'm bored.
Maybe you feel like trying the next time you're bored then xD

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Re: Annoying behavior, bugs seen with SM 2.0 RC1 -- looking for feedback, info

2009-10-21 Thread Neil 

Bill Davidsen wrote:

Hopefully TBird users will hate it, since policy seems to be not to 
fix it in SM alone.


There are even Firefox users that hate it, but I believe that a common 
cause has recently been fixed so will at least make Firefox 3.6, but 
Firefox 3.0 and 3.5 users are out of luck.


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Re: [Master Password] Re: Annoying behavior, bugs seen with SM 2.0 RC1 -- looking for feedback, info

2009-10-21 Thread Neil 

Phillip Jones wrote:

each time a new update is installed I've had 2 installed for several 
weeks now and whether updated through automatic Updater or by download 
and install this happens. Once it run one time then there is no problem.


I've seen a bug reported for a similar problem, but with prompt for 
offline status on startup option. I wonder what is causing the prompt 
for the Master Password on the first restart after the update. (You 
don't need to enter a Master Password the first time because the update 
causes two restarts.)


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Re: Compose won't go away V2

2009-10-21 Thread Jim S 
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:08:01 +0200, Martin Freitag wrote:

> Jim S schrieb:
>> On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:32:13 +0200, Martin Freitag wrote:
>> 
>>> Jim S schrieb:
 V2RC1/2 on WinXP
 After I send an email from SM2 I am left with a bar which gives me
 "(Compose (no subject) - Unicode-(UTF8))" on mouseover - on the bottom
 toolbar. It will not open or close and does not respond to a right-click.
 Only closing SM completely gets rid of it.
>>>
>>> What kind of bar?
>>> Is this happening with a new profile and in safe-mode too?
>>>
>>> Martin
>> 
>> Aw y'know - the tab thingy that appears on the bottom toolbar whenever a
>> program is running.
> 
> 
> Aah, in the taskbar of windows! Now I got it.
> 
> 
>> As for making a new profile and trying it in safe-mode - life's too short.
> 
> Shortcut to Seamonkey.exe -safe-mode
> That's 15 seconds and not quite as much as creating a new profile.
> 
>> I'm really quite happy running FF and Tb it's just that SM gives me
>> something to do when I'm bored.
> Maybe you feel like trying the next time you're bored then xD
> 
> Martin

I did and I could not get the bug to re-occur in normal or safe modes, with
and without attachments, although it always did it up until today.
Praps it's healed-up. :o?

I have had a copy of SM on my pc, since it was Netscape and I have spent a
lot of time modifying it and shoehorning in extensions and themes to make
it behave like Firefox/Thunderbird.
It's a bit like having a Ferrari in the garage, but out the back be working
on a Model-T Ford to make it do the same things. What's the point as when I
nearly get there, a new Ferrari model comes out?
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Re: Fullscreen gray space/screen with "Type your comment here."

2009-10-21 Thread Ray_Net 

Ant wrote:

On 10/20/2009 7:20 AM PT, stango typed:


Ant wrote:

On 10/19/2009 9:32 AM PT, NoOp typed:


Complain to the website.


Can't figure out where to contact on http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/ ... 
Even domain lookup doesn't show an e-mail address. :(


Try the generic catch-all mail address of 'any...@omgubuntu.co.uk'


Failed right away: ": host 
mx0.123-reg.co.uk[194.154.164.154] said: 550 Unknown user (in reply to 
RCPT TO command)"


:( Thanks though.


Why not using webmas...@omgubuntu.co.uk  ???
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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Mark Hansen 
On 10/20/09 21:50, Ant wrote:
> On 10/19/2009 7:58 AM PT, Ant typed:
> 
>>>   When you look at your View menu in Mail & Newsgroups, do you have both
>>> Sort By and Threads sub-menus?
>>>
>>>   Here is what I use:
>>>
>>>   View -> Sort By -> Order Received
>>>   View -> Sort By -> Ascending (or Descending, if you prefer)
>>>   View -> Sort By -> Threaded
>>>
>>>   (in my version, all three can be selected at the same time), then
>>>
>>>   View -> Threads -> All (or whatever you want)
>>>
>>>   Does this not do what you want?
>> 
>> Perfect. I didn't check the options in menus. Thanks! :)
> 
> I noticed a design flaw? If the e-mail uses the same titles, it seems to 
>   organize into that same thread even though they are not the same, just 
> the same titles.

E-mail doesn't have the References header, so I'm pretty sure it must
thread via the subject header.
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Re: Annoying behavior, bugs seen with SM 2.0 RC1 -- looking for feedback, info

2009-10-21 Thread Robert Kaiser 

Phillip Jones wrote:

Hope you fix the dead Master Password window each time a new update is
installed bug before it turns golden. I'll let him know.


If you have a patch and can get reviews as well as check it in last 
week, then we can do it, else you have to live with it at least for 2.0 
and hope someone will come up with a fix for 2.0.1 - right now I'm not 
even sure if a bug report is there yet, let alone a cause or patch.



Then I'll have to figure out how to add items in SM 1 since I downloaded
SM 2


Not sure what you mean with that...

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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Robert Kaiser 

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Hi,

I'm reading this NG from the newsreader in SM2.0 Beta2. In general,
everything looks normal, but I noticed my reply to Robert Kaiser's
message "SeaMonkey 2.0 Release Candidate 2" of 19 Oct 2009 did not
appear in the newsreader. This message appears after "Windows 7?" and
before "Switch to FireFox; keep Seamonkey Data".

I tried unsubscribing, then exist SM, note MSF file has gone, re-start
SM and re-subscribe, still I don't see ANY replies!


Did you look into mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey - where the posts actually 
did go to?


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Re: SeaMonkey/Thunderbird & Snow Leopard Fonts

2009-10-21 Thread Robert Kaiser 

masanos...@archdt.com wrote:

Since upgrading to Snow Leopard, neither SeaMonkey or Thunderbird (a
few other non-related apps as well) display certain text properly.


Have you tried SeaMonkey 2.0 RC 2 there? Should work much better on 
modern systems than 1.1.x :)


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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Gerry Hickman 

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Did you look into mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey - where the posts actually
did go to?


Ah! It's got the "follow-up" flag set! That explains a lot:)

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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Bob Fleischer 

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Did you look into mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey - where the posts actually
did go to?


Ah! It's got the "follow-up" flag set! That explains a lot:)

It certainly would be a usability improvement if SeaMonkey did something 
(probably as an option) to grab one's attention in this case.


With any community tool such as a newsreader, helping one person avoid 
mistakes helps the entire community.


Bob
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Thank you, SeaMonkey Team!

2009-10-21 Thread chicagofan 
I know this is basic stuff, but I'm delighted to have the Address Book open to 
my address list again, when I click "Address" on the tool bar.  Everything's 
looking good from here with last night's update.  :)

bj



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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Martin Freitag 
Mark Hansen schrieb:
> On 10/20/09 21:50, Ant wrote:
>> I noticed a design flaw? If the e-mail uses the same titles, it seems to 
>>   organize into that same thread even though they are not the same, just 
>> the same titles.
> 
> E-mail doesn't have the References header, so I'm pretty sure it must
> thread via the subject header.

Most emails for me do have a reference when viewing the full header.
http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/4274/rferencesx.png

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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Robert Kaiser 

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Did you look into mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey - where the posts actually
did go to?


Ah! It's got the "follow-up" flag set! That explains a lot:)


It certainly would be a usability improvement if SeaMonkey did something
(probably as an option) to grab one's attention in this case.

With any community tool such as a newsreader, helping one person avoid
mistakes helps the entire community.


File a bug on that? Any ideas what to do and how to provide maximum 
usability and minimum intrusion for users would be nice!


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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Bob Fleischer 

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:


Did you look into mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey - where the posts actually
did go to?


Ah! It's got the "follow-up" flag set! That explains a lot:)


It certainly would be a usability improvement if SeaMonkey did something
(probably as an option) to grab one's attention in this case.

With any community tool such as a newsreader, helping one person avoid
mistakes helps the entire community.


File a bug on that? Any ideas what to do and how to provide maximum
usability and minimum intrusion for users would be nice!

Robert Kaiser


Perhaps we need a "usability" forum to work out such ideas?

I really have not taken the time (nor do I really have the time if it is 
substantial) to become familiar with the bug reporting mechanism.  How 
strict is the definition of "bug"?  This isn't really a "bug" (or at 
least some wouldn't consider it such), rather an improvement suggestion.


Bob
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Re: upgrade email in place

2009-10-21 Thread Bob Fleischer 

Martin Freitag wrote:

Bob Fleischer schrieb:

On my home system I'm running SeaMonkey 1.1.18 with about 7GB of mail
folders.  This is on a drive that has less than 7GB free space.  When I
install SeaMonkey 2.0, will I be able to convert my profile and keep my
email in place?  How?


If this is the size after compacting all folders (right-click on a
folder to find this option) I guess you will have trouble if this is the
drive with the "documents and settings-directory" where the new profile
will be by default.
I'd suggest to move non-standard-folders (the ones which are not inbox,
sent etc. if you have custom ones) manually
or
drastically detach big attachments from the mails and compact the
folders afterwards.
regards

Martin


My understanding is that the mail files themselves are not changed by 
the profile conversion process, right?, so if I hide them (by renaming 
or relocating) from conversion and then restore them to the converted 
profile everything should be OK?


Bob
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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Mark Hansen 
On 10/21/09 09:24, Martin Freitag wrote:
> Mark Hansen schrieb:
>> On 10/20/09 21:50, Ant wrote:
>>> I noticed a design flaw? If the e-mail uses the same titles, it seems to 
>>>   organize into that same thread even though they are not the same, just 
>>> the same titles.
>> 
>> E-mail doesn't have the References header, so I'm pretty sure it must
>> thread via the subject header.
> 
> Most emails for me do have a reference when viewing the full header.
> http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/4274/rferencesx.png
> 
> Martin

So I see mine do here as well (I should have looked first :-(  )

I wonder if SM uses that to thread e-mail messages? I would think
it would. Does it then use the subject line for messages that don't
have it? I guess I could test it and see...
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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Mark Hansen 
On 10/21/09 11:12, Mark Hansen wrote:
> On 10/21/09 09:24, Martin Freitag wrote:
>> Mark Hansen schrieb:
>>> On 10/20/09 21:50, Ant wrote:
 I noticed a design flaw? If the e-mail uses the same titles, it seems to 
   organize into that same thread even though they are not the same, just 
 the same titles.
>>> 
>>> E-mail doesn't have the References header, so I'm pretty sure it must
>>> thread via the subject header.
>> 
>> Most emails for me do have a reference when viewing the full header.
>> http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/4274/rferencesx.png
>> 
>> Martin
> 
> So I see mine do here as well (I should have looked first :-(  )
> 
> I wonder if SM uses that to thread e-mail messages? I would think
> it would. Does it then use the subject line for messages that don't
> have it? I guess I could test it and see...

Well, I just tried it and it worked. I sent an e-mail with a subject
of "Foo", then I sent a second e-mail with a subject of "Re: Foo", but
not actually a reply to the first mail - a completely separate e-mail
message. SM threaded the two together (assuming I have the mail box
configured for threading view).

I verified that the second e-mail didn't have a References header (as
expected - since I didn't create it using a Reply To action).

So ... it seems to *also* thread using the subject line.

FYI (for what it's worth).
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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Gerry Hickman 

Bob Fleischer wrote:


File a bug on that? Any ideas what to do and how to provide maximum
usability and minimum intrusion for users would be nice!



I really have not taken the time (nor do I really have the time if it is
substantial) to become familiar with the bug reporting mechanism. How
strict is the definition of "bug"? This isn't really a "bug" (or at
least some wouldn't consider it such), rather an improvement suggestion.


The "follow-up" thing isn't really a Seamonkey issue, it's more a case 
of how people post on usenet. I really don't like the follow-up flag 
(even with cross-posting), as I expect to see the initial post and any 
replies in the same newsgroup.


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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Robert Kaiser 

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Perhaps we need a "usability" forum to work out such ideas?


The group here is good for this discussion.


I really have not taken the time (nor do I really have the time if it is
substantial) to become familiar with the bug reporting mechanism. How
strict is the definition of "bug"? This isn't really a "bug" (or at
least some wouldn't consider it such), rather an improvement suggestion.


Everything that ultimately needs some kind of work done is a "bug" in 
Mozilla terms, i.e. should have an entry in Bugzilla, so see it more as 
a "tracked work item" when we talk of a "bug". :)


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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Jens Hatlak 

Mark Hansen wrote:

I wonder if SM uses that to thread e-mail messages? I would think
it would. Does it then use the subject line for messages that don't
have it? I guess I could test it and see...


Well, I just tried it and it worked. I sent an e-mail with a subject
of "Foo", then I sent a second e-mail with a subject of "Re: Foo", but
not actually a reply to the first mail - a completely separate e-mail
message. SM threaded the two together (assuming I have the mail box
configured for threading view).

I verified that the second e-mail didn't have a References header (as
expected - since I didn't create it using a Reply To action).

So ... it seems to *also* thread using the subject line.


But not in SM 2, unless you set mail.strict_threading to false. That 
pref was defaulted to true in bug 449821.


HTH

Jens
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Re: SM 2.0 Posts Missing in mozilla.support.seamonkey (but they're on Google)

2009-10-21 Thread Jens Hatlak 

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Bob Fleischer wrote:

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Ah! It's got the "follow-up" flag set! That explains a lot:)


It certainly would be a usability improvement if SeaMonkey did
something (probably as an option) to grab one's attention in this
case.

With any community tool such as a newsreader, helping one person
avoid mistakes helps the entire community.


File a bug on that? Any ideas what to do and how to provide maximum
usability and minimum intrusion for users would be nice!


One simple thing I could think of would be to make any Followup-To lines
bold (i.e. not only the label but also the value). For the time being
that should already be possible through the use of custom CSS, to be 
applied with e.g. Stylish.



I really have not taken the time (nor do I really have the time if it
is substantial) to become familiar with the bug reporting mechanism.


I guess it would be nice to have a guideline at some point (independent
from any improvements to Bugzilla itself). Until then, just ask here if
you need help, or join #seamonkey on irc.mozilla.org and ask there.


How strict is the definition of "bug"?  This isn't really a "bug" (or
at least some wouldn't consider it such), rather an improvement
suggestion.


In Bugzilla terms that's an Enhancement bug. :-)

Greetings,

Jens
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Re: upgrade email in place

2009-10-21 Thread Jens Hatlak 

Bob Fleischer wrote:
My understanding is that the mail files themselves are not changed by 
the profile conversion process, right?, so if I hide them (by renaming 
or relocating) from conversion and then restore them to the converted 
profile everything should be OK?


I'd say so, yes. I'm pretty sure the contents of mail files are not 
checked but maybe their presence. Thus a possible workaround would be to 
move all mail files to somewhere else on the same drive (such move 
operations are very fast and efficient), create empty files of the same 
names in the original location, migrate, and finally overwrite the 
migrated files in the new location with the backups.


HTH

Jens
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[2.0rc - linux] java plugin on 64bit

2009-10-21 Thread NoOp 
No reply on mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey, so I'll try here.

I've been attempting to assist (remotely) an associate w/2.0rc2 on a
64bit Unbuntu Karmic (9.10 beta) KDE machine. SeaMonkey has been
installed into the user's home (/home//seamonkey) and all
seems to work with the exception of java. Java does not get recognized
in 'about:plugins' & this is starting to sound like:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435334
[[3.1a1pre] Java plugin is not recognized.]

Note: I only have 32bit machines & have no issues w/my systems. All of
my SeaMonkey(s) are installed in my home folder as well.

I had him follow the instructions at:
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux-amd64.html#java-sun
(Karmic uses 1.6.0_15 right now).

Ensured that he created a ~/.mozilla/plugins folder. Triple checked his
symlinks to /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so. He also
installed 1.6.0_16 directly & tried a symlink to
/usr/local/jre1.6.0_16/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so. Of course I had him remove
the other symlink prior to trying the 1.6.0_16. Neither one works. They
_do_ work w/Fx.

Any suggestions?

One other thing of interest; when SeaMonkey is first installed
about:plugins (no ~/.mozilla/plugins created yet) shows:

Default Plugin
VLC Mujltimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.28.10
Windows Media Player Plug-in 10 (compatible; Totem)
DivX Web Player
QuickTime Plug-in 7.2.0
Shockwave Flash

The default (Ubuntu'ized) Fx shows:
VLC Mujltimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.28.10
Windows Media Player Plug-in 10 (compatible; Totem)
DivX Web Player
QuickTime Plug-in 7.2.0
Java(TM) Plug-in 1.6.0_15
Shockwave Flash

SM is picking up the initial plugins from those that have been installed
for Fx from /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. Why? I've tested by placing a
symlink to my java in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so & SM
(32bit) picks that up just fine. My about:plugins (32bit) then show:

VLC Mujltimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.28.10
Windows Media Player Plug-in 10 (compatible; Totem)
DivX Web Player
QuickTime Plug-in 7.2.0
Java(TM) Plug-in 1.6.0_15
Shockwave Flash

I'm just curious as to why & why ~/.mozilla/plugins wouldn't be the default.

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Re: [2.0rc - linux] java plugin on 64bit

2009-10-21 Thread NoOp 
On 10/21/2009 01:24 PM, NoOp wrote:
...
> 
> SM is picking up the initial plugins from those that have been installed
> for Fx from /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. Why? I've tested by placing a
> symlink to my java in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so & SM
> (32bit) picks that up just fine. My about:plugins (32bit) then show:
> 
> VLC Mujltimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.28.10
> Windows Media Player Plug-in 10 (compatible; Totem)
> DivX Web Player
> QuickTime Plug-in 7.2.0
> Java(TM) Plug-in 1.6.0_15
> Shockwave Flash
> 
> I'm just curious as to why & why ~/.mozilla/plugins wouldn't be the default.
> 

Found the answer to this part:


[Add a globally shared location for plugins]
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Re: [Master Password] Re: Annoying behavior, bugs seen with SM 2.0 RC1 -- looking for feedback, info

2009-10-21 Thread Phillip Jones 

Neil wrote:

Phillip Jones wrote:

each time a new update is installed I've had 2 installed for several 
weeks now and whether updated through automatic Updater or by download 
and install this happens. Once it run one time then there is no problem.


I've seen a bug reported for a similar problem, but with prompt for 
offline status on startup option. I wonder what is causing the prompt 
for the Master Password on the first restart after the update. (You 
don't need to enter a Master Password the first time because the update 
causes two restarts.)



I have master password set to be required at open.

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Re: Annoying behavior, bugs seen with SM 2.0 RC1 -- looking for feedback, info

2009-10-21 Thread Phillip Jones 

Robert Kaiser wrote:

Phillip Jones wrote:

Hope you fix the dead Master Password window each time a new update is
installed bug before it turns golden. I'll let him know.


If you have a patch and can get reviews as well as check it in last 
week, then we can do it, else you have to live with it at least for 2.0 
and hope someone will come up with a fix for 2.0.1 - right now I'm not 
even sure if a bug report is there yet, let alone a cause or patch.



Then I'll have to figure out how to add items in SM 1 since I downloaded
SM 2


Not sure what you mean with that...

Robert Kaiser
On the second part when I first downloaded SM and opened I had it to 
import everything from SM.1.1.8. I still use SM 1.1.8 while waiting for 
quote Colors to be updated. My favorite Theme SkyPilot has already made 
it over. What I want to do is update all the items that have changed in 
SM 1.1.8 since I have imported the settings. I wish you could just hit 
import setting again and it would update.  I have a few items in email 
in SM 2 I don't want to lose. I'd like everything added.


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Re: SeaMonkey/Thunderbird & Snow Leopard Fonts

2009-10-21 Thread MKC 

Robert Kaiser wrote:

masanos...@archdt.com wrote:

Since upgrading to Snow Leopard, neither SeaMonkey or Thunderbird (a
few other non-related apps as well) display certain text properly.


Have you tried SeaMonkey 2.0 RC 2 there? Should work much better on 
modern systems than 1.1.x :)


Robert kaiser



I've had the same annoying font behaviour using SeaMonkey 1.1.8 and have spent hours 
troubleshooting.  I logged in as a Guest User and everything tested perfectly, no anomalies in any 
of the web pages visited as a 'guest'


Thus I'm fairly certain the problem was not in the Snow Leopard System Preferences but within 
SeaMonkey preferences that corrupted/changed when SL was installed. I've decided to wait till Apple 
releases 10.6.2 update and if that doesn't correct the font issue I'll do a clean install of SeaMonkey.


Margaret

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Re: Sort e-mails by newest/updated threads?

2009-10-21 Thread Ant 

On 10/21/2009 7:34 AM PT, Mark Hansen typed:

I noticed a design flaw? If the e-mail uses the same titles, it seems to 
organize into that same thread even though they are not the same, just 
the same titles.


E-mail doesn't have the References header, so I'm pretty sure it must
thread via the subject header.


Ah thanks.
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Re: Fullscreen gray space/screen with "Type your comment here."

2009-10-21 Thread Ant 

On 10/21/2009 7:08 AM PT, Ray_Net typed:


Why not using webmas...@omgubuntu.co.uk  ???


webmas...@omgubuntu.co.uk>: host mx0.123-reg.co.uk[194.154.164.156] 
said: 550 Unknown user (in reply to RCPT TO command)

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