Re: Replying when Off-line

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message 
that I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked 
"Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread 
name) and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote 
any of the thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to 
the world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, 
but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to 
the Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the 
message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it 
on the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't 
there on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a 
web-server somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is 
displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. 
When I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to 
the message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the 
server, into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to 
re-connect to the server and re-download the message, when it's still 
in my computer, somewhere??


Daniel


as I said, its because the messages are stored "on the server".  
You're viewing them "on the server." Email/News do not have a cache.  
If you want them to be on your computer, then you must download them 
first. Look under Offline & Disk Space under the account settings.  
Its at the very, very top of that window is what you want.




You're joking!! I would have thought they *MUST* be cached somewhere!!

Daniel


well, if you think its cached somewhere, then you go 
look for it, and let us all know when you find it. :-)


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Re: Seamonkey use Adobe for pdf; IE 7 uses Foxit

[Daniel]

flyguy wrote:

Daniel wrote:

flyguy wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 2/4/2009 8:17 PM, flyguy wrote:

flyguy wrote:
I'm setting up a new XP Pro computer. Foxit Reader is set as my 
default pdf reader, and set to open outside the browser. IE 7 uses 
Foxit Reader for opening pdf files, but Seamonkey 1.1.14 uses 
Adobe Reader. In Seamonkey's Preferences|Navigator|Helper 
applications, I've set the PDF helper to use Foxit, but Adobe 
Reader still opens; setting it to use the Default application 
still brings up Adobe Reader.


There is something odd: when SM opens Adobe Reader outside the 
browser, Adobe seems to work fine. But, the window that had the 
pdf link in SM monkey isn't refreshing properly: whatever opens or 
is dragged across it leaves a trail of images. Using the "back" 
button will return to the page the link was on, and the display 
acts properly.


Seamonkey is using a profile from my previous XP Home computer. 
Everything else seems to work well. The old computer and the new 
one have the same preference settings (it's on the next desk, so 
it's easy to check).
I "fixed" it by removing Adobe Reader from my machine. Now Foxit 
opens instead, and all is well. If I need Adobe Reader, I'll try 
installing it again and hope it works properly; frankly, I'm so 
pleased with Foxit (love it's commenting and markup tools), I 
probably won't want or need it.


Try the following:

1.  Remove both Foxit and Adobe Reader.

2.  Install Adobe Reader.

3.  Install Foxit.

I had a similar problem involving Adobe Reader and Acrobat (the 
writer).

 The writer was being used by Mozilla instead of the reader (way back
before SeaMonkey and when Adobe Reader was called Acrobat Reader).  I
found that the sequence in which they were installed made a big
difference.


I did install Foxit first when I got the computer, so perhaps that 
caused the problem. I hope I remember this if I have to install Adobe :)


Is Foxit a pdf writer as well as a reader??


They do have a writer, but Foxit Reader isn't it; however, the 
commenting and markup tools are enabled, along with image capture, 
drawing, measuring, and dimensioning tools. Also some others I haven't 
tried to use yet. I find it a very easy way to annotate images and 
documents. It adds an unobtrusive "evaluation mark" when you save the 
document with your comments and markings. The paid version doesn't add 
the evaluation mark, of course, but I'm not using it for business, so 
the free version is great - 5 mb download, fast opening, good reviews in 
the PC magazines.


http://www.foxitsoftware.com/




Tks for that.

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Re: Replying when Off-line

[Daniel]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message 
that I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked 
"Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread 
name) and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote 
any of the thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to 
the world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, 
but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to 
the Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the 
message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it 
on the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't 
there on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a 
web-server somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is 
displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. 
When I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to the 
message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the server, 
into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to re-connect 
to the server and re-download the message, when it's still in my 
computer, somewhere??


Daniel


as I said, its because the messages are stored "on the server".  You're 
viewing them "on the server." Email/News do not have a cache.  If you 
want them to be on your computer, then you must download them first. 
Look under Offline & Disk Space under the account settings.  Its at the 
very, very top of that window is what you want.




You're joking!! I would have thought they *MUST* be cached somewhere!!

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Re: When will SM2 come out?

[Jens Hatlak]

Stéphane Grégoire wrote:

The only thing which is boring is the Ctrl Maj T doesn't work.


If you mean Ctrl+Shift+T (Undo Close Tab), that should work. At least it 
does here, but I have to admit that I'm using a current nightly build 
rather than an Alpha. Alpha 3 is expected in a few weeks, though. Stay 
tuned. :-)


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Re: Problem with newsgroup msgs

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

I have a newsgroup where some of the forums will still show that
the message has not been read or set with Ctrl/Shft/C no matter



TIA
Don



What newsgroups?


The newsgroup is Codegear. (forums.codegear.com).
Also if I keep clicking on the Plus sign of a msg thread, it keeps
adding the same msg header below the main thread. I got the feeling
that there is a problem with the newsgroup.

Don.



I don't find a newsgroup called "codegear" at all.

the only heirarchy I can get access to is

embarcado
 embarcado.public
  and there is no group with 'codegear' in it


Just subscribe to 'embarcadero.public.delphi.non-technical'. That is 
the one that I have most of the trouble. There is a thread subject 
'Help Me'
dated for today that would not clear as being read. From that thread 
until now has been trouble. Plus every time I open that group it 
wants me to re-download.


Don


I have no problems with that group, or thread.

Tell you what. Dump the entire news server entry (delete it*). Then 
turn Thunderbird off and delete all the entries in the News folder (in 
the profile) for that server - .msf .dat whatever has the 
'forum.codegear.com' name, delete it.


Then create a new news account for forums.codegear.com and subscribe 
to the group.


*highlight the account press 


Dan: think SeaMonkey ;-)



WOW It took 24 hours for this message to show!

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Re: Problem with newsgroup msgs

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Don Miller wrote:

I have a newsgroup where some of the forums will still show that
the message has not been read or set with Ctrl/Shft/C no matter



TIA
Don



What newsgroups?


The newsgroup is Codegear. (forums.codegear.com).
Also if I keep clicking on the Plus sign of a msg thread, it keeps
adding the same msg header below the main thread. I got the feeling
that there is a problem with the newsgroup.

Don.



I don't find a newsgroup called "codegear" at all.

the only heirarchy I can get access to is

embarcado
 embarcado.public
  and there is no group with 'codegear' in it


Just subscribe to 'embarcadero.public.delphi.non-technical'. That is 
the one that I have most of the trouble. There is a thread subject 
'Help Me'
dated for today that would not clear as being read. From that thread 
until now has been trouble. Plus every time I open that group it wants 
me to re-download.


Don


I have no problems with that group, or thread.

Tell you what. Dump the entire news server entry (delete it*). Then turn 
Thunderbird off and delete all the entries in the News folder (in the 
profile) for that server - .msf .dat whatever has the 
'forum.codegear.com' name, delete it.


Then create a new news account for forums.codegear.com and subscribe to 
the group.


*highlight the account press 


Dan: think SeaMonkey ;-)

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Re: Replying when Off-line

[Daniel]

Arne wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message 
that I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked 
"Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread 
name) and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote 
any of the thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to 
the world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, 
but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to 
the Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the 
message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it 
on the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't 
there on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a 
web-server somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is 
displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. 
When I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to the 
message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the server, 
into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to re-connect 
to the server and re-download the message, when it's still in my 
computer, somewhere??


Before you can read newsgroup messages while off line, you must first 
select them for downloading. Have you done that?




No, I'm not wanting to read them off-line (which I have done before). 
I'm on-line when I read the message, so there is a copy of it in my 
computer somewhere. I then went off-line, with the message still 
displayed, so still in my computer. Then I wanted to reply to the 
message which is still displayed.


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Re: Chrome Colors

[John Doue]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

John Doue wrote:


After some tries, here is the content of my Userchrome.css.

It integrates the tip from Peter about the Throbber. Feel free to 
experiment with this ... and improve!


Thats great.  You know, if I were you, I would separate each one so you 
can tell where one ends, and where one begins.  Also, I would give each 
one a description. You never know, but maybe a year down the road, you 
want to change something, and you can't remember what it is.  For example:


/* to change the active throbber to a turning book */
toolbar #navigator-throbber[busy="true"]
{list-style-image: url("data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODl. . . ") !important;}

Besure to put the description between /* */ so it won't show up and be 
part of the script.


Thanks Peter, that's good advice. I intended to do that ... but was not 
sure how. Now, I know. Thanks again.


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Re: How to enlarge text in the SM email panes

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

ST wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

ST wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
first, get yourself an extension such as Stylish.  This will allow 
you to make changes to SM: 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/2108


Hello,

Sounds like a very useful add-on; however, when I tried to install it 
I got a "Chrome registration failed" error.?!


you may have to blow away your chrome folder.  Do this while the 
program is closed.  WARNING: If you have any other extensions 
installed, then you will loose those, too, so you'll have to reinstall 
them aswell.




Hello,

I'll have to think about that Peter. I've got several extensions 
installed.  I'm not sure having Stylish is worth all that trouble, but 
thanks for the reply and info!


ST


then use your useChrome.css and userContent.css files 
instead.  Stylish make is easy as most of the coding 
don't require you to restart the program like the 
user*.css files do.


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Re: How to enlarge text in the SM email panes

[ST]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

ST wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
first, get yourself an extension such as Stylish.  This will allow 
you to make changes to SM: 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/2108


Hello,

Sounds like a very useful add-on; however, when I tried to install it 
I got a "Chrome registration failed" error.?!


you may have to blow away your chrome folder.  Do this while the program 
is closed.  WARNING: If you have any other extensions installed, then 
you will loose those, too, so you'll have to reinstall them aswell.




Hello,

I'll have to think about that Peter. I've got several extensions 
installed.  I'm not sure having Stylish is worth all that trouble, but 
thanks for the reply and info!


ST
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Re: How to enlarge text in the SM email panes

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

ST wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
first, get yourself an extension such as Stylish.  This will allow you 
to make changes to SM: 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/2108


Hello,

Sounds like a very useful add-on; however, when I tried to install it I 
got a "Chrome registration failed" error.?!


you may have to blow away your chrome folder.  Do this 
while the program is closed.  WARNING: If you have any 
other extensions installed, then you will loose those, 
too, so you'll have to reinstall them aswell.


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Re: "favicon" displays 2 inches wide!

[Jens Hatlak]

Jens Hatlak wrote:

-> filed Bug 476740 (with a bit of luck it might even be fixed for SM2a3).


Fixed for SM2a3. :-)

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Re: How to enlarge text in the SM email panes

[ST]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

flyguy wrote:
Email text could always be enlarged using CTRL +/-, but only now did I 
find an easy way to enlarge the text in the Message and Folder panes. 
Right click the desktop, select Properties, Appearance tab, Advanced 
button, Item: Message Box, and set the font as desired.


This probably affects other items (Message Boxes - you think?), but I 
haven't used it long enough to tell, and my wife is so pleased she 
doesn't care if other stuff is broken.


first, get yourself an extension such as Stylish.  This will allow you 
to make changes to SM: 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/2108


Now, add the following scripts to make various changes in the following 
areas:


/* to change the account names and folders to a bigger size */
#folderTree > treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text
{font-size: 14px !important; }



/* To make the thread pane [aka header pane] bigger */

#threadTree > treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text
{font-size: 14px !important; }



/* To make the messages bigger */

.moz-text-plain, .moz-text-flowed, .moz-text-html
{font-size: 120% ! important;}


NOTE: where it says font-size, you can make that any size you want.  You 
can make it in px or as a percentage of what it already is.




Hello,

Sounds like a very useful add-on; however, when I tried to install it I 
got a "Chrome registration failed" error.?!



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Re: Chrome Colors

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

John Doue wrote:


After some tries, here is the content of my Userchrome.css.

It integrates the tip from Peter about the Throbber. Feel free to 
experiment with this ... and improve!


Thats great.  You know, if I were you, I would separate 
each one so you can tell where one ends, and where one 
begins.  Also, I would give each one a description. 
You never know, but maybe a year down the road, you 
want to change something, and you can't remember what 
it is.  For example:


/* to change the active throbber to a turning book */
toolbar #navigator-throbber[busy="true"]
{list-style-image: url("data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODl. 
. . ") !important;}


Besure to put the description between /* */ so it won't 
show up and be part of the script.


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Re: Replying when Off-line

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message that 
I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked "Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread name) 
and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote any of 
the thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to 
the world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, 
but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to 
the Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the 
message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it 
on the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't 
there on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a web-server 
somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. When 
I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to the 
message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the server, 
into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to re-connect to 
the server and re-download the message, when it's still in my computer, 
somewhere??


Daniel


as I said, its because the messages are stored "on the 
server".  You're viewing them "on the server." 
Email/News do not have a cache.  If you want them to be 
on your computer, then you must download them first. 
Look under Offline & Disk Space under the account 
settings.  Its at the very, very top of that window is 
what you want.


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Re: Seamonkey use Adobe for pdf; IE 7 uses Foxit

[flyguy]

Daniel wrote:

flyguy wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 2/4/2009 8:17 PM, flyguy wrote:

flyguy wrote:
I'm setting up a new XP Pro computer. Foxit Reader is set as my 
default pdf reader, and set to open outside the browser. IE 7 uses 
Foxit Reader for opening pdf files, but Seamonkey 1.1.14 uses Adobe 
Reader. In Seamonkey's Preferences|Navigator|Helper applications, 
I've set the PDF helper to use Foxit, but Adobe Reader still opens; 
setting it to use the Default application still brings up Adobe 
Reader.


There is something odd: when SM opens Adobe Reader outside the 
browser, Adobe seems to work fine. But, the window that had the pdf 
link in SM monkey isn't refreshing properly: whatever opens or is 
dragged across it leaves a trail of images. Using the "back" button 
will return to the page the link was on, and the display acts 
properly.


Seamonkey is using a profile from my previous XP Home computer. 
Everything else seems to work well. The old computer and the new 
one have the same preference settings (it's on the next desk, so 
it's easy to check).
I "fixed" it by removing Adobe Reader from my machine. Now Foxit 
opens instead, and all is well. If I need Adobe Reader, I'll try 
installing it again and hope it works properly; frankly, I'm so 
pleased with Foxit (love it's commenting and markup tools), I 
probably won't want or need it.


Try the following:

1.  Remove both Foxit and Adobe Reader.

2.  Install Adobe Reader.

3.  Install Foxit.

I had a similar problem involving Adobe Reader and Acrobat (the writer).
 The writer was being used by Mozilla instead of the reader (way back
before SeaMonkey and when Adobe Reader was called Acrobat Reader).  I
found that the sequence in which they were installed made a big
difference.


I did install Foxit first when I got the computer, so perhaps that 
caused the problem. I hope I remember this if I have to install Adobe :)


Is Foxit a pdf writer as well as a reader??


They do have a writer, but Foxit Reader isn't it; however, the 
commenting and markup tools are enabled, along with image capture, 
drawing, measuring, and dimensioning tools. Also some others I haven't 
tried to use yet. I find it a very easy way to annotate images and 
documents. It adds an unobtrusive "evaluation mark" when you save the 
document with your comments and markings. The paid version doesn't add 
the evaluation mark, of course, but I'm not using it for business, so 
the free version is great - 5 mb download, fast opening, good reviews in 
the PC magazines.


http://www.foxitsoftware.com/


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Problem send email from SeaMonkey 2 (test version)

[henry . svonni]

Hello

I have an problem witch i been aware of to day.

When i try to send email i´m only get an error messages say Could not
get password for "server" (its my SMTP server i have try different).

I´m using SeaMonkey
Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:
1.9.1b3pre) Gecko/20081202 SeaMonkey/2.0a2

I have try every adjustment in the mail but nothing working
My primary SMTP server is gmail.com but i have try both yahoo and
lavabit but whit same error.
I have any problem to receive email from any of my accounts.
So i will be gald for help if anyone out there did now how to solve it

Thanks in advanced
Henry
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Re: SeaMonkey 2 with better toolkit?

[Robert Kaiser]

J.O. Aho wrote:

I have seen how Mozilla started out and now been renamed to SeaMonkey,
one of the bad things that has happen is the adoption of the gtk2
toolkit


We've never really used GTK or Qt, and we're not planning to. We're just 
mimicing the look of GTK2 with our widgets but not really using GTK(2) 
widgets, only hooking into some of the backends of it.


Robert Kaiser
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Re: Chrome Colors

[John Doue]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Rickles wrote:

 From previous posts, I started using the text below in my 
userContent.css file, and it works a treat for mail & newsgroups:


block quoting is different than what the OP wants.  He wants the folders 
colored, and what you have displayed is for the contents of messages to 
be colored, and the various threads within that message/posting



After some tries, here is the content of my Userchrome.css.

It integrates the tip from Peter about the Throbber. Feel free to 
experiment with this ... and improve!


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Re: Replying when Off-line

[Arne]

Daniel wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message that 
I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked "Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread name) 
and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote any of 
the thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to 
the world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, 
but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to 
the Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the 
message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it 
on the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't 
there on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a web-server 
somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. When 
I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to the 
message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the server, 
into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to re-connect to 
the server and re-download the message, when it's still in my computer, 
somewhere??


Before you can read newsgroup messages while off line, you must first 
select them for downloading. Have you done that?


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Re: Replying when Off-line

[Daniel]

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

JM wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Daniel wrote:

SM 1.1.12 on MandrivaLinux 2007.0 on Dial-up

Yesterday, I was checking out one of my UseNet server groups, 
decided I needed to make a 'phone call, so hung up my Internet 
connection.


Moments later, I decided that I needed to reply to the message that 
I was reading (forgetting that I was off-line) so clicked "Reply".


The screen opened with the header info (group name and thread name) 
and even showed whom I was replying to, but did not quote any of the 
thread to which I was responding.


Why?? I'm guessing that this means that SM was supposed to go to the 
world, re-download the message and re-format if for my reply, but WHY??


I've already downloaded the message, so why cannot SM just go to the 
Cache to get the info, why does it have to re-download the message??


Do other News readers also show this behavior??

Daniel


you're not viewing the message on your computer. You've viewing it on 
the server.  Therefore, when you go offline, the message isn't there 
on your computer, because you haven't downloaded anything.



Is it the same for thunderbird?


SeaMonkey is about the same as a Firefox and Thunderbird combo.



Peter, when I look at a web-site, I'm not really looking at the 
web-site, the various bits and pieces are downloaded, from a web-server 
somewhere, onto my computer (cache) and then it is displayed for me.


I would have thought that the messages in a newsgroup were downloaded 
from the server, via cache, for me to view it in the first instant. When 
I'm viewing a message, I don't have a permanent connection to the 
message as it is stored on the server, the info comes from the server, 
into my computer RAM, cache, etc., so why should I have to re-connect to 
the server and re-download the message, when it's still in my computer, 
somewhere??


Daniel
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Re: Seamonkey use Adobe for pdf; IE 7 uses Foxit

[Daniel]

flyguy wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 2/4/2009 8:17 PM, flyguy wrote:

flyguy wrote:
I'm setting up a new XP Pro computer. Foxit Reader is set as my 
default pdf reader, and set to open outside the browser. IE 7 uses 
Foxit Reader for opening pdf files, but Seamonkey 1.1.14 uses Adobe 
Reader. In Seamonkey's Preferences|Navigator|Helper applications, 
I've set the PDF helper to use Foxit, but Adobe Reader still opens; 
setting it to use the Default application still brings up Adobe Reader.


There is something odd: when SM opens Adobe Reader outside the 
browser, Adobe seems to work fine. But, the window that had the pdf 
link in SM monkey isn't refreshing properly: whatever opens or is 
dragged across it leaves a trail of images. Using the "back" button 
will return to the page the link was on, and the display acts properly.


Seamonkey is using a profile from my previous XP Home computer. 
Everything else seems to work well. The old computer and the new one 
have the same preference settings (it's on the next desk, so it's 
easy to check).
I "fixed" it by removing Adobe Reader from my machine. Now Foxit 
opens instead, and all is well. If I need Adobe Reader, I'll try 
installing it again and hope it works properly; frankly, I'm so 
pleased with Foxit (love it's commenting and markup tools), I 
probably won't want or need it.


Try the following:

1.  Remove both Foxit and Adobe Reader.

2.  Install Adobe Reader.

3.  Install Foxit.

I had a similar problem involving Adobe Reader and Acrobat (the writer).
 The writer was being used by Mozilla instead of the reader (way back
before SeaMonkey and when Adobe Reader was called Acrobat Reader).  I
found that the sequence in which they were installed made a big
difference.


I did install Foxit first when I got the computer, so perhaps that 
caused the problem. I hope I remember this if I have to install Adobe :)


Is Foxit a pdf writer as well as a reader??

Daniel
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