Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Ray_Net wrote: http://kb.mozillazine.org/ returns: ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://kb.mozillazine.org/ The following error was encountered: * Connection Failed The system returned: (110) Connection timed out The remote host or

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Ray_Net wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Michael Gordon wrote: Ray_Net wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

HenriK wrote: With my 933 mHz Dell 4100 using Windows XP-Home, SM v.2.0.11, and Avast! security software, when logged in to a limited user account, many images are blocked. When logged into an XP-Home administrator account, images appear normally. In either case, it doesn't matter whether the

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

HenriK wrote: HenriK wrote: With my 933 mHz Dell 4100 using Windows XP-Home, SM v.2.0.11, and Avast! security software, when logged in to a limited user account, many images are blocked. When logged into an XP-Home administrator account, images appear normally. In either case, it doesn't matter

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has been set to 'accept all images', as you recommend, from the beginning.

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has been set to 'accept all images', as you recommend, from the

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has been set to 'accept all images', as

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has been set to 'accept all

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account log-ons, SM v.2.x has

Re: SeaMonkey v.2.x Image Blocking with Win XP-Home Limited User Accounts

HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: HenriK wrote: Michael Gordon wrote: Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/ Images / Image Acceptance Policy. Accept all images. Michael Thanks for the suggestion. For both the administrator and limited account