Ray Davison wrote:
Daniel wrote:
So, if I had my profile at
H:\here\there\anywhere\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Seamonkey\Profiles
would the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Seamonkey command locate my Profile??
Putting profiles anywhere you want is easy and does not require editing
any existing files.
NFN Smith wrote on 18/3/21 2:26 am:
Dirk Fieldhouse wrote:
On 17/03/2021 06:12, Daniel wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote on 16/3/21 11:03 pm:
...>
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in Windows like $HOME is for
Linux. In Windows the profile is in a hidden directory off of the user
directory
Daniel wrote:
So, if I had my profile at
H:\here\there\anywhere\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Seamonkey\Profiles
would the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Seamonkey command locate my Profile??
Putting profiles anywhere you want is easy and does not require editing
any existing files.
It helps if you
Dirk Fieldhouse wrote:
On 17/03/2021 06:12, Daniel wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote on 16/3/21 11:03 pm:
...>
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in Windows like $HOME is for
Linux. In Windows the profile is in a hidden directory off of the user
directory
On 17/03/2021 06:12, Daniel wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote on 16/3/21 11:03 pm:
...>
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in Windows like $HOME is for
Linux. In Windows the profile is in a hidden directory off of the user
directory C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\Mozilla\SeaMonkey whereas in
Jonathan N. Little wrote on 16/3/21 11:03 pm:
Daniel wrote:
Smithy, would it be fair to suggest that Windows treats the %APPDATA% as
a sort of Wildcard, and just concentrates on looking all over the disk
for the bit that follows the %APPDATA%??
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Smithy, would it be fair to suggest that Windows treats the %APPDATA% as
a sort of Wildcard, and just concentrates on looking all over the disk
for the bit that follows the %APPDATA%??
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in Windows like $HOME is for
Daniel wrote:
> Smithy, would it be fair to suggest that Windows treats the %APPDATA% as
> a sort of Wildcard, and just concentrates on looking all over the disk
> for the bit that follows the %APPDATA%??
%APPDATA% is an environmental variable in Windows like $HOME is for
Linux. In Windows the
NFN Smith wrote on 16/3/21 10:52 am:
Thus if your Windows user name is "Doctor Bill", then the raw path to
the Seamonkey Profiles folder would be:
C:\Users\Doctor Bill\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Seamonkey\Profiles
I frequently see instructions ambiguated as something like:
Somebody or Other wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
OK - I found the SeaMonkey FOLDER in the Program(x86) directory on my
Win 7
compuker and copied it 'intoto' to a Thumb Drive. I cannot find
profile.ini anywhere
on this machine (used "Searcheverything" program) !
Now - do I transfer it to my Win
NFN Smith wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
Sorry to have to ask this AGAIN, but I have forgotten how to transfer my
Bookmarks, Passwords, and Mail Files from my failing Windows 7 'system'
to my Windows 10 computer. "The whole Ball of Wax" as Kalifornians say.
I have SeaMonkey working on a DELL Win 10
DoctorBill wrote:
OK - I found the SeaMonkey FOLDER in the Program(x86) directory on my Win 7
compuker and copied it 'intoto' to a Thumb Drive. I cannot find
profile.ini anywhere
on this machine (used "Searcheverything" program) !
Now - do I transfer it to my Win 10 machine and OVERWRITE
NFN Smith wrote:
If you copy the entire Seamonkey folder before you start Seamonkey for
the first time, then the Profile Manager won't try to create a new
default profile.
And, if you run any Mozilla app, even the first time, with the
"-Profilemanager" switch, you will always have your
NFN Smith wrote:
My bad. The correct is profiles.ini (plural). I was working quickly
and I always forget whether there's an "s" there or not. There
definitely is.
I did not know how it was spelled because I have moved profiles between
computers and between OS/2 and Win, and was never
Ray Davison wrote:
NFN Smith wrote:
(even just one, because the names of profile folders are deliberately
cryptic).
Is "cryptic" supposed to hide them from somebody?
Not really. I don't fully get the reason for that, but in all Mozilla
apps (Firefox, Thunderbird and Seamonkey), the
Ray Davison wrote:
Ray Davison wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
Wonder WHY there is no profile.ini file on the Win 7 machine ! ?
By default it is in the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey directory
I currently have six SM profiles. I just searched five partitions
where a SM
NFN Smith wrote:
(even just one, because the names of profile folders are deliberately
cryptic).
Is "cryptic" supposed to hide them from somebody?
If you put them all together in a tree with your choice of names and
location, you won't need to go looking for them.
And then a desktop
Ray Davison wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
Wonder WHY there is no profile.ini file on the Win 7 machine ! ?
By default it is in the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey directory
I currently have six SM profiles. I just searched five partitions where
a SM "profile.ini" could
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
Wonder WHY there is no profile.ini file on the Win 7 machine ! ?
By default it is in the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey directory
I currently have six SM profiles. I just searched five partitions where
a SM "profile.ini" could be located. I found
DoctorBill wrote:
OK - I found the SeaMonkey FOLDER in the Program(x86) directory on my Win 7
compuker and copied it 'intoto' to a Thumb Drive. I cannot find
profile.ini anywhere
on this machine (used "Searcheverything" program) !
Now - do I transfer it to my Win 10 machine and OVERWRITE
DoctorBill wrote:
>
> Wonder WHY there is no profile.ini file on the Win 7 machine ! ?
By default it is in the %APPDATA%\Mozilla\SeaMonkey directory
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Take care,
Jonathan
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NFN Smith wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
Sorry to have to ask this AGAIN, but I have forgotten how to transfer my
Bookmarks, Passwords, and Mail Files from my failing Windows 7 'system'
to my Windows 10 computer. "The whole Ball of Wax" as Kalifornians say.
I have SeaMonkey working on a DELL Win 10
DoctorBill wrote:
Sorry to have to ask this AGAIN, but I have forgotten how to transfer my
Bookmarks, Passwords, and Mail Files from my failing Windows 7 'system'
to my Windows 10 computer. "The whole Ball of Wax" as Kalifornians say.
I have SeaMonkey working on a DELL Win 10 machine.
I want
Sorry to have to ask this AGAIN, but I have forgotten how to transfer my
Bookmarks, Passwords, and Mail Files from my failing Windows 7 'system'
to my Windows 10 computer. "The whole Ball of Wax" as Kalifornians say.
I have SeaMonkey working on a DELL Win 10 machine.
I want to copy the
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