Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

azed13 wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


Just tried exactly as you said, here in the NG, with the current
thread (view settings: messages all, threads with unread, sort by
date, ascending, threaded). Menu option had no effect, letter W had
no effect. Toggled several times, no visible change. If SM is
marking the thread, it's a secret to me.


I should have added that the w lc key toggles the eye on and off
for me, the i key lc or uc  and uc W have no effect. since I
rarely use this function I don't know if that is normal or not. I'm a
little confused, the Watch Thread option is under Message on the
menu bar not under View. Perhaps I misunderstood your reply.


Not sure how you've understood my reply, but upper- and lowercase W 
have the same null effect on my machine, as does the menu option Message 
| Watch Thread.


The K does seem to work, but not in an obvious way. It immediately 
removes several options from the menu, but has no other visible effect. 
(In that respect, it reminds me of several other features of the sqlite 
database -- when I delete an entry, SM does so secretly without updating 
the display, but when I navigate and return I see that the item is 
gone.) So if I kill the current thread, I won't know for sure unless I 
navigate away from it, and then the choice will be unrecoverable because 
I won't be able to unkill it if I can't see it.


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Stopping shockwave?

2014-02-03 Thread Peter

How can SM2.17.1 be stopped from trying to run shockwave?
Also, what _is_ shockwave?
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Amazon Music Importer asks for latest Flash

2014-02-03 Thread David Wilkinson
Using SeaMonkey 2.23 I go to the Amazon Cloud Player web site, and try to import 
some of my music (for which you have to install the Amazon Music Importer).


But a popup appears saying A newer version of Adobe Flash Player must be 
installed and enabled in order to import your music. But I have the latest 
version of flash (which is 12.0.0.43).


What gives?

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Re: Stopping shockwave?

2014-02-03 Thread MCBastos
Interviewed by CNN on 03/02/2014 08:04, Peter told the world:
 How can SM2.17.1 be stopped from trying to run shockwave?
 Also, what _is_ shockwave?

Shockwave is a plugin from Adobe. You can prevent it from running by:
a) Disabling it in the Add-Ons Manager, or
b) Uninstalling it entirely from your computer

Note that due to some marketing-oriented decisions took years ago by
Macromedia (now part of Adobe), there are actually two different
products that may identify themselves as Shockwave. The most common of
them is Flash, which is listed on the Add-Ons Manager as Shockwave
Flash. The other one is Shockwave Player. They are both Adobe products,
but actually do different things.

Note also that it may be possible to set up click to play behavior in
Seamonkey, in which plugins aren't loaded automatically. But I can't
recall offhand if this was already available in SM 2.17, which is about
six versions out of date.


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Re: OWS and SM spell check

2014-02-03 Thread hawker

On 2/1/2014 11:34 AM, Ray_Net wrote:

Daniel wrote, On 01/02/2014 02:15:

On 01/02/14 09:26, hawker wrote:

For some very odd reason when I use Outlook Web Service (web based
exchange server) the spell check as you type does not work in Seamonkey.
It works fine on other web sites. Any idea why this is and what I can do
to fix this?


Hawker, I don't know if it's related, but there have been problems
with spell check as you type, i. e. check out bugs
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585427 and
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=920716, so it might be
worthwhile switching to spell check prior to sending.


I don't understand why It works fine on other web sites ... if it
works on other web sites - SM in not the culprit.


Thanx.
In poking around at my different SM installations I see it works on some 
and not others so there is some strange setting, bug or plug in causing 
problems.


I can't spell check before I send because this is a web based e-mail 
client and it doesn't offer that feature. It is how I get to my work 
e-mail when I don't have my work computer and don't want to use my phone 
interface.


Oh well.  MicroS$haft
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Re: Amazon Music Importer asks for latest Flash

2014-02-03 Thread David E. Ross
On 2/3/2014 4:26 AM, David Wilkinson wrote:
 Using SeaMonkey 2.23 I go to the Amazon Cloud Player web site, and try to 
 import 
 some of my music (for which you have to install the Amazon Music Importer).
 
 But a popup appears saying A newer version of Adobe Flash Player must be 
 installed and enabled in order to import your music. But I have the latest 
 version of flash (which is 12.0.0.43).
 
 What gives?
 

That message often indicates that the server (Amazon) is sniffing for
what browser you are using, doing it incrroectly by sniffing for
Firefox instead of Gecko, and having a bug in how it responds to an
unkown browser.

Have you disabled Advertise Firefox compatibility?  If so, enable it
for Amazon?

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Re: Stopping shockwave?

2014-02-03 Thread David E. Ross
On 2/3/2014 2:04 AM, Peter wrote:
 How can SM2.17.1 be stopped from trying to run shockwave?
 Also, what _is_ shockwave?
 

If you have the Shockwave plugin, delete it.  I have not had the plugin
for years, and I have not encountered a single Web page that wanted it.

The above applies to the Shockwave Player, NOT to Shockwave Flash.  The
latter is commonly merely known as Flash.

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Re: Amazon Music Importer asks for latest Flash

2014-02-03 Thread David Wilkinson

David E. Ross wrote:

Have you disabled Advertise Firefox compatibility?  If so, enable it
for Amazon?


Thanks for the reply. No, I have not (intentionally) disabled Firefox 
compatibility. My user-agent string is


User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 
Firefox/26.0 SeaMonkey/2.23


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Re: Sent Filter for Seamonkey

2014-02-03 Thread WaltS

On 02/03/2014 12:11 PM, Erness Wild wrote:

WaltS wrote:

On 02/03/2014 11:17 AM, Erness Wild wrote:

I notice that filters don't work for the sent folder.
All incoming messages go nicely to the right folders
I created, but in seamonkey I don't see a button other
than manually run filters on this folder in the menu.




So you want to micromanage your account and have filters for the sent
folder that will put mail sent to aunt ann in one folder under sent,
mail sent to uncle bob in another folder under sent and so on?

 
Well, micromanage . . . okay . . . I just noticed that all incoming
mail can be filtered automatically but I have to remember to manually
move items from the sent folder to keep other folders current. Maybe
I'm being lazy, ;-)  If there is a buried button to click on some where,
I just wondered.





I just wanted to be sure you wanted sub-folders under sent.

Best asked in the SeaMonkey Support forum.

Cross posted and Set Followup To: mozilla.support.seamonkey (I think)
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problem with email listing

2014-02-03 Thread roger meanor
i don't know what is going on.  when i log onto my email the 
following is happening or not happening.  when previously i would click 
on an email to read same,   the inbox folder would show a decrease in 
the number to be read and the would show  a change in how it is 
listed.   as i read each one,   the inbox number decreased an the email 
listing changed shading.   i now do not get this.   all the email lists 
remain the same bolder type an when i read thm the the inbox listing 
never decreases. i am using win 7 premium home ed.   this problem 
started after i shut down the system. when tuned on the next day the 
problem appeared and i can find no reason for it. i reinstalled the 
latest ver but the problem remained.   i then uninstalled the pgm. shut 
down and rebooted. i then removed all references in the registry,  
and shut down.   upon rebooting i scanned for any ref to seamonkey and 
found none.again rebooted.   got on seamonkeuy site and downloaded 
the latest program.  installed same and guess what   the problem 
was still there.  what in hell is happening or not happening here. use 
seamonkey as primary browser and email client.also have 
thunderbird running as separate pgm but there is no problems.so WHAT 
IS GOING ON MAY I ASK ?   would appreciate your help with this 
and resolving problem.  thanx in advance roger  
rego...@comcast.net 724-709-8716PS this is driving me crazy 
as i have no idea on what is going on or how it got screwed up.


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Re: problem with email listing

2014-02-03 Thread Philip Taylor
Check Edit / Preferences / Mail  Newsgroups / Message Display / 
Automatically mark messages as read.


Philip Taylor

roger meanor wrote:


when previously i would click
on an email to read same,   the inbox folder would show a decrease in
the number to be read and the would show  a change in how it is
listed.   as i read each one,   the inbox number decreased an the email
listing changed shading.   i now do not get this.

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Re: Sent Filter for Seamonkey

2014-02-03 Thread Erness Wild

WaltS wrote:

On 02/03/2014 12:11 PM, Erness Wild wrote:

WaltS wrote:

On 02/03/2014 11:17 AM, Erness Wild wrote:

I notice that filters don't work for the sent folder.
All incoming messages go nicely to the right folders
I created, but in seamonkey I don't see a button other
than manually run filters on this folder in the menu.




So you want to micromanage your account and have filters for the sent
folder that will put mail sent to aunt ann in one folder under sent,
mail sent to uncle bob in another folder under sent and so on?

 
Well, micromanage . . . okay . . . I just noticed that all incoming
mail can be filtered automatically but I have to remember to manually
move items from the sent folder to keep other folders current. Maybe
I'm being lazy, ;-)  If there is a buried button to click on some where,
I just wondered.





I just wanted to be sure you wanted sub-folders under sent.

Best asked in the SeaMonkey Support forum.

Cross posted and Set Followup To: mozilla.support.seamonkey (I think)

Ya, I unsubscribed to it a month back. Have to resubscribe. See you there?



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Re: problem with email listing

2014-02-03 Thread Hartmut Figge
roger meanor:

i don't know what is going on.  when i log onto my email the 
following is happening or not happening.  when previously i would click 
on an email to read same,   the inbox folder would show a decrease in 
the number to be read and the would show  a change in how it is 
listed.   as i read each one,   the inbox number decreased an the email 
listing changed shading.   i now do not get this.   all the email lists 
remain the same bolder type an when i read thm the the inbox listing 
never decreases.

Mhm. Is Preferences-Mail  Newsgroups-'[x] Automatically mark messages
as read' checked?

Hartmut
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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread azed13

Trane Francks wrote:

On 2/3/14 3:18 PM +0900, azed13 wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

azed13 wrote:

LnrB wrote:

Trane Francks wrote:

On 2/2/14 8:50 AM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
 Dennis wrote:

 LnrB wrote:
 What happened to the little eye that used to indicate watched
threads?

 When I was more active I used that quite a lot.  It used to be
set by
 the 'W' key, and ignored threads by the 'I' key. View/Threads 
says

 that's how it's still supposed to be.

 I can't make mine work.  Bug?
 (';')


 Still works here.

 Not here -- I can't seem to find any way to mark a thread as
watched or
 ignored. Tried both here in the NG and in regular mail. SM 2.23,
Win7.

WFM: SM 2.23, OS X 10.7.5.


So it works in Linux and Mac.
That would seem to indicate it's an SMWindowsversion issue.
(';')
  Just tried it here, Windows 7 Pro SM2.23 Menu Bar Message last 
item
Watch thread little eye popped right up. So, it would not seem to 
be a

Windows problem.


Just tried exactly as you said, here in the NG, with the current
thread (view settings: messages all, threads with unread, sort by
date, ascending, threaded). Menu option had no effect, letter W had no
effect. Toggled several times, no visible change. If SM is marking the
thread, it's a secret to me.

I should have added that the w lc key toggles the eye on and off for
me, the i key lc or uc  and uc W have no effect. since I rarely use
this function I don't know if that is normal or not. I'm a little
confused, the Watch Thread option is under Message on the menu bar not
under View. Perhaps I misunderstood your reply.

azed13

Don't confuse Shift-w with an uppercase W. In the world of key-press 
parsing, Shift-w is not key-code equivalent to an uppercase W. If you 
turn on caps lock, I think you'll find that pressing w works just fine.
Thank you Trane, I learned something new today. For an old guy my age 
that really is an accomplishment.


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Re: Amazon Music Importer asks for latest Flash

2014-02-03 Thread rjkrjk
have also noticed several times over the years - that message is actually an invitation to 
download a VIRUS

I would download from Adobe only...


David Wilkinson wrote, On 2/3/2014 12:14 PM:

David E. Ross wrote:

Have you disabled Advertise Firefox compatibility?  If so, enable it
for Amazon?


Thanks for the reply. No, I have not (intentionally) disabled Firefox 
compatibility. My
user-agent string is

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 
Firefox/26.0
SeaMonkey/2.23

Is that good?


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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread azed13

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

azed13 wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


Just tried exactly as you said, here in the NG, with the current
thread (view settings: messages all, threads with unread, sort by
date, ascending, threaded). Menu option had no effect, letter W had
no effect. Toggled several times, no visible change. If SM is
marking the thread, it's a secret to me.


I should have added that the w lc key toggles the eye on and off
for me, the i key lc or uc  and uc W have no effect. since I
rarely use this function I don't know if that is normal or not. I'm a
little confused, the Watch Thread option is under Message on the
menu bar not under View. Perhaps I misunderstood your reply.


Not sure how you've understood my reply, but upper- and lowercase W 
have the same null effect on my machine, as does the menu option 
Message | Watch Thread.


The K does seem to work, but not in an obvious way. It immediately 
removes several options from the menu, but has no other visible 
effect. (In that respect, it reminds me of several other features of 
the sqlite database -- when I delete an entry, SM does so secretly 
without updating the display, but when I navigate and return I see 
that the item is gone.) So if I kill the current thread, I won't know 
for sure unless I navigate away from it, and then the choice will be 
unrecoverable because I won't be able to unkill it if I can't see it.

Paul:

If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't 
have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I was 
surprised to find that shift w has a different result than caps lock 
w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you get enough 
help to solve your problem.


azed13

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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

azed13 wrote:


Paul:

If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't
have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I
was surprised to find that shift w has a different result than
caps lock w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you
get enough help to solve your problem.


I don't really have a problem because I don't use this feature, but I 
tested it out of curiosity to see if it worked here as you described.


For me, both Shift-w and CAPS-LOCK-w have no effect. I've never heard of 
any program that cared which way you entered the character. FWIW.


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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread JAS
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
 azed13 wrote:

 Paul:

 If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't
 have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I
 was surprised to find that shift w has a different result than
 caps lock w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you
 get enough help to solve your problem.

 I don't really have a problem because I don't use this feature, but
 I tested it out of curiosity to see if it worked here as you described.

 For me, both Shift-w and CAPS-LOCK-w have no effect. I've never heard
 of any program that cared which way you entered the character. FWIW.

How about just  w

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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread Trane Francks

On 2/4/14 9:18 AM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

azed13 wrote:


Paul:

If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't
have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I
was surprised to find that shift w has a different result than
caps lock w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you
get enough help to solve your problem.


I don't really have a problem because I don't use this feature, but I
tested it out of curiosity to see if it worked here as you described.

For me, both Shift-w and CAPS-LOCK-w have no effect. I've never heard of
any program that cared which way you entered the character. FWIW.

Shift-w will not work. The key is merely w. SM is not looking for a 
letter, it is looking for a key code from the keyboard. (Letters are 
merely translations of key codes as received from hardware by the 
operating system.)


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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Trane Francks wrote:


On 2/4/14 9:18 AM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

azed13 wrote:


Paul:

If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't
have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I
was surprised to find that shift w has a different result than
caps lock w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you
get enough help to solve your problem.


I don't really have a problem because I don't use this feature, but I
tested it out of curiosity to see if it worked here as you described.

For me, both Shift-w and CAPS-LOCK-w have no effect. I've never heard of
any program that cared which way you entered the character. FWIW.


Shift-w will not work. The key is merely w. SM is not looking for a
letter, it is looking for a key code from the keyboard. (Letters are
merely translations of key codes as received from hardware by the
operating system.)


Well, as I've said before, all flavors of upper- and lower-case W have 
no effect. I could probably enter it as Alt-119 or draw it on a touch 
screen or hold up the appropriate semaphore flags for all the difference 
it would make.


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Re: Watched Threads?

2014-02-03 Thread Trane Francks

On 2/4/14 12:37 PM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Trane Francks wrote:


On 2/4/14 9:18 AM +0900, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

azed13 wrote:


Paul:

If you can read my reply to Tranes' comment you can see that I don't
have the knowledge to go any further than to say it works for me. I
was surprised to find that shift w has a different result than
caps lock w does. As Trane said, that action works fine. I hope you
get enough help to solve your problem.


I don't really have a problem because I don't use this feature, but I
tested it out of curiosity to see if it worked here as you described.

For me, both Shift-w and CAPS-LOCK-w have no effect. I've never heard of
any program that cared which way you entered the character. FWIW.


Shift-w will not work. The key is merely w. SM is not looking for a
letter, it is looking for a key code from the keyboard. (Letters are
merely translations of key codes as received from hardware by the
operating system.)


Well, as I've said before, all flavors of upper- and lower-case W have
no effect. I could probably enter it as Alt-119 or draw it on a touch
screen or hold up the appropriate semaphore flags for all the difference
it would make.

Sounds like a good time to create a test user ID with a completely fresh 
profile directory for testing.


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