Ian Hickson wrote:
On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Brian Z Jones wrote:
I disagree. I figure, you know what you sent me, you want to see what
I'm saying in reply first.
This fails on three counts.
1. I have no idea what I sent you. I send dozens and dozens of e-mails
each day. There is no way
Brian Z Jones wrote:
I disagree. I figure, you know what you sent me, you want to see what
I'm saying in reply first. I've only left your part quoted to refresh
Your own message is a perfect counter example. Until I scrolled down, I
didn't even know you were replying to my post, much less
Peter Lairo wrote:
consider to be wrong, but is done frequently anyhow), then the user
should be allowed to decide where his sig goes too - it's that simple,
because it doesn't break anything, it is only considered bad form by
some. So should we top posters be dictated where our signature
Brian Z Jones wrote:
3. On mailing lists, I usually didn't write the original message, and so
there is no way I can remember what I wrote.
I run my own mailing list for me and my friends. Just a place for
people to spill their thoughts and for us to plan stuff and such. It
gets a
Crash Course wrote:
I installed the newest version of mozilla an our or so ago.
Everything seemed to run fine until I tried to run it as myself instead
of as root (I installed it as root of course though).
Here is the dump I get when trying to run (by typing
passed, I now prefer sending and receiving e-mail HTML formatted. It
just looks nicer.
If that's the only reason, set your mail program to display plain text
mails in a proportional font, and dump this HTML mail rubbish which causes
so much grief to others ;-)
Now, as for newsgroup posts,
In article 9hp0b9$[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave
Huang) wrote:
I'm running the Win32 build of Mozilla 0.9.2, and was wondering if the
Display resolution setting in the Fonts settings page actually does
anything. I've set it to 133dpi (which is my LCD screen's res), and
the fonts
Mozilla 0.9.2 is out and it's good. The browsing experience is
excellent. The menus are more responsive and stable. I still
From my personal experience, everything about it is excellent
EXCEPT that this build broke my ability to do any online banking at my
banking site. Admittedly it's
Pleeease Mozilla: add a search engine to the newsgroup account -
just like Netscape has. Had to hunt all over the place to find this ng -
Shsh!
Cheers
John
Jason Bassford wrote:
Mozilla 0.9.2 is out and it's good. The browsing experience is
excellent. The menus are more responsive and stable. I still
From my personal experience, everything about it is excellent
EXCEPT that this build broke my ability to do any online banking at my
-- Original Message ---
From: Asa Dotzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To : mozilla-announce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc :
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 21:28:07 -0700
Subject : mozilla.org releases Mozilla 0.9.2
On June 29, 2001 mozilla.org made available for download
Bob Davis wrote:
There are cookies that never get written to disk.
Is there a way to display these?
I was trying to do it with jscript but dont know enough.
thanks
bob
Care to run this by again ?? What's the point of a cookie that never
gets written to disk, unless you have your
And it came to pass that jv wrote:
Tried to import all the email addresses from Netscape -
failed! This is because the options shown in the Wizard do
not include Netscape (but include everything else though!!!)
- how crazy is that??? Anybody knows any solutions?
Rasonably impressed
Okay, thanks, guys!
but how did you learn what mime time the server was sending? Where did
you look to find that out?
also, if the mime type is that far our, how come jpeg display correctly
when displayed on an html page?
Thanks again,
Steve
Justin H. wrote:
Steve Carroll wrote:
I'm
On Sun, 01 Jul 2001 23:29:09 -0700, Brian Z Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
somehow managed to type:
1) That is what the SUBJECT line is for, to refresh you seemingly
limited memory with regard to our conversation.
On newsgroups and mailing lists, a single subject line can encompass a
hundred
There are cookies that are used only for the life of the browser. When
you make a cookie with no expiration date it goes away as soon as the
browser is exited. You can see this happening by setting mozilla to ask
when you get a cookie and then going to a site that needs to keep
state. Like a
On Mon, 02 Jul 2001 00:15:52 -0400, DeMoN_LaG
[EMAIL PROTECTED] somehow managed to type:
You should NOT send HTML messages to newsgroups.
All blanket statements have exceptions.
There are a number of situations in which HTML mail and news postings are
appropriate (think intranets, for
Hi,
system is win32. Use the following html-code for your test, copy the one tablerow
600x, so the table gets 600 rows:
html
body
table width=300 BGCOLOR=#CC
!-- expand the table with the following line 600x or more and watch the complete
render-result
On my Windows NT box, I have Netscape 6.1PR1 installed. Now, I've also
installed Mozilla 0.92. When I open 0.92, the Modern theme's toolbar
looks ugly (around each button, there is a rectangular area that is
lighter than the rest of the toolbar, making the whole toolbar ugly). It
seems this
I think there is a better way out to solve this:
Just as in forwarding, there could be two ways to quoting text in a
reply - either reply inline or put the quoted text as an attachment.
Now the reply inline feature is meant for people who would like to
interleave their matter with the original,
Brian Z Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using a mail client which highlights text based on the
nesting level, you won't miss a thing.
PINE doesn't do this, and was my main reader for a long time [until
about six months ago]. I've noticed Outlook do this occasionally, but it
Jay Garcia wrote:
Eyes to the Skies. wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
Nick L-S wrote:
Has anyone actually got this to 'play a sound' ?
Im not sure if it actually works, as i've never heard a squeak out of
mozilla when new mail arrives. Im using win2k. What would be good would
be if you
Session variables should be accessible like any other cookie:
alert(document.cookie);
--Jason
Bob Davis wrote:
There are cookies that are used only for the life of the browser. When
you make a cookie with no expiration date it goes away as soon as the
browser is exited. You can see this
RM wrote:
JTK wrote:
Uh. don't you mean Communicator 4.x, you know, the web
browser/mail reader/news client that still is somehow able to put
Maozilla to shame almost four years later?
wow, you really don't have a clue, do you?
Oh I have plenty of clues, why do you ask?
please go back to your windows
machine and stay there.
Done and done. Dearly wish sombody'd give me an option.
haha, i knew it.
please use microsoft products for all your
projects.
Please capitalize the first letter of each sentence, to make it less
obvious that you haven't
I just asked my bank (CIBC) why they have a notice saying that they
don't support nav 6.
Here is their explination:
I am sorry to learn of the difficulties that you experienced with PC
Banking. CIBC PC Banking does not currently support Netscape 6.x
browsers.
The issue with Netscape, is that
I've found that this is a bug (88576) which has already been fixed in
the latest nightlies.
Rajendra Shrestha wrote:
On my Windows NT box, I have Netscape 6.1PR1 installed. Now, I've also
installed Mozilla 0.92. When I open 0.92, the Modern theme's toolbar
looks ugly (around each button,
Okay I understand how that works BUT I guess my problem is that only
shows the cookies for the site I am on.
There is now way I can think of that I can execute a jscript with out
changing sites(domains). For example when I put a jscript file on my
machine it executes but does not show the
Mark wrote:
Gervase Markham wrote:
Now, as for newsgroup posts, that's a different thing, and I understand
that I probably should send in text format. How much of an issue is that
these days?
Still a big one.
Which prompts the question . . . why is it still, or should it be? I
Mark wrote:
Gervase Markham wrote:
Now, as for newsgroup posts, that's a different thing, and I understand
that I probably should send in text format. How much of an issue is that
these days?
Still a big one.
Which prompts the question . . . why is it still, or should it be? I
can
I have most of my commonly used bookmarks set up in sub folders by topic
within my personal toolbar folder. This gives the effect of dropdown
menus, which is very handy.
In Mozilla 0.9.1 (and earlier), holding down the mouse button over one
of these sub folders on my toolbar popped up the
And it came to pass that Justin H. wrote:
Mark wrote:
Gervase Markham wrote:
Now, as for newsgroup posts, that's a different thing,
and I understand that I probably should send in text
format. How much of an issue is that these days?
Still a big one.
Which prompts the question .
Super-User wrote:
Hello all,
I hava a app that displays a outline populated by RDF data from a remote
server.
for some reason, the CPU goes to 99% and mozilla starts SUCKIN memory
and system just locks up. I can't even get to the start bar on windows.
Is anyone having problem??
Found
Justin H. wrote:
snip
The easiest way with netscape is to try to load the picture (even if you
get garbled text) and then click on View - Page Info (or CTRL+I).
Unfortunately, mozilla's view page info doesn't tell you a thing! I
assume that'll change soon. I don't need to open a
Peter,
Afraid your going to lose on this one. I think Topposting is more logical and because
I read a lot of emails anews post its a time saver to me to see the reply first at
next thread. USENET Rules since back in the 60's and UNiX Days have an absolutely
strict rule about here the signature
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Henri Sivonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The display resolution only affects font size defined in physical units
(pt, pc, mm, cm, in). The other ways are setting the size in pixels and
setting the size relative to your font size pref.
Well the font size _is_
JTK wrote:
DeMoN_LaG wrote:
JTK wrote:
Jon Hall wrote:
I hadn't come across this yet, but I would have eventually. This is
really stupid if you ask me. I hope they remove this and fix the actual
problem.
Place your bets gentlemen, when will the Maozilla Politburo fix an
actual problem?
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jay Garcia says...
JTK wrote:
[snip]
Actually he didn't spell it wrong. It's a sniglette
YOU SPELLED SNIGLET WRONG!
BAHAHHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!
Or were you using the French spelling? In which case I retract my
And it came to pass that JTK wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jay Garcia
says...
JTK wrote:
[snip]
Actually he didn't spell it wrong. It's a sniglette
YOU SPELLED SNIGLET WRONG!
A sniglette is like a sniglet, but not as big.
--
}:-) Christopher Jahn
{:-(
Bob Davis wrote:
There are cookies that never get written to disk.
Is there a way to display these?
I was trying to do it with jscript but dont know enough.
thanks
bob
Tasks|Privacy Security|Cookie Manager|View Stored Cookies
--Asa
In article 9hr5n1$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Dave Huang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well the font size _is_ specified in physical units on the Fonts
Preferences pane...
Hmm, well on closer inspection, it looks like those are pixels after all.
However, I get the feeling that the intention was for the units
Justin H. wrote:
Because there are still people on per-minute dial-ups, or
pay-per-connection telcos. Quite a LOT of people, in fact.
There ya go. That's a *very* good reason, and I should hang my head in
shame for forgetting that there are folks outside of the US, who might
incur very
Holger Metzger wrote:
Would you like to receive a snail
mail letter written in different colors, different font sizes, different
background pictures?
Well, not necessarily, but I *do* appreciate an occasional underline for
emphasis. :) Yes, I know we can do _this_ and *that*, but after
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And you must also figure in the fact that all these new
'internet appliances' - including cellphones, beepers, as well
as those special units - will only display plaintext, OR have a
message size limit.
That's true too. Geez . . . I definitely chose the right
Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
multipart/meowbot wrote:
[snip]
Plus, multipart/alternative
doesn't deliver on the hope that it would appease those who would have
mail and news remain plaintext-only media forever (it just makes
curmudgeons angrier about the increased size),
ROTFL! Yes, again,
Hello,
I've noticed that at least a few of the latest (now using 20010701)
Mozilla builds (running on Windows 2000 Server (SP2)) hang when loading
the following address:
http://www.huuto.net/fi/showlist.php3?tits=saabstatus=Ncat=%lcat=Z
It seems that also Internet Explorer has problems
Ere Maijala wrote:
Hello,
I've noticed that at least a few of the latest (now using 20010701)
Mozilla builds (running on Windows 2000 Server (SP2)) hang when loading
the following address:
http://www.huuto.net/fi/showlist.php3?tits=saabstatus=Ncat=%lcat=Z
It seems that also Internet
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