Migration of Seamonkey 1.1.x

This is for Linux not Windows: I have a few leftover 1.x seamonkey accounts I want to migrate over to 2.x 1) From the documentation at mozilla, it says I must first install 2.0 in order to import to 2.0 and migrate all data. 2) Then I can migrate up to 2.x x0. I downloaded 2.0 and

Rookie Problem with webpg design

Just started working on SeaMonkey Composer and can't figure out how to add more than one:table at the same Horizontal level. it seems to cancel out in a grid lock. What's the secret I am missing here.?? i.e. tables lock up and unable to physically move around on the page. My goal is to have a

... always load remote content from f...@bar.edu.

Hi! I am trying to whitelist a specific e-mail address to always allow its HTML e-mails to show graphics from remote server. I don't want to keep manuallly to allow for each e-mail. Somehow, I am unable to do it automatically. I told SeaMonkey v2.33.1's e-mail client to add f...@bar.edu (a

Re: Migration of Seamonkey 1.1.x

ad...@mmri.us wrote on 4/24/2015 10:28 AM: This is for Linux not Windows: I have a few leftover 1.x seamonkey accounts I want to migrate over to 2.x 1) From the documentation at mozilla, it says I must first install 2.0 in order to import to 2.0 and migrate all data. 2) Then I can migrate up

Re: ... always load remote content from f...@bar.edu.

Ant wrote: I told SeaMonkey v2.33.1's e-mail client to add f...@bar.edu (a fake e-mail address) to one of my addressbooks through Click here to always load remote content from f...@bar.edu. Its settings show correctly to load remote contents. However, they still show the remote contents

Re: Migration of Seamonkey 1.1.x

1) What I do not understand about 2.0, is where does it store it's data ? 1.x stored it's data in .mozilla So where will 2.0 store it after the migration ? 2) They refer to registry.dat. I cannot find such a file in .mozilla doing a grep. This must be referring to windows only? Ed Mullen

Re: Migration of Seamonkey 1.1.x

ad...@mmri.us wrote: 1) What I do not understand about 2.0, is where does it store it's data ? 1.x stored it's data in .mozilla So where will 2.0 store it after the migration ? Default is ~/.mozilla/seamonkey/{SALT}.default/ check the ~/.mozilla/seamonkey/profiles.ini and see where it is

Re: Rookie Problem with webpg design

Ken Drabinsky wrote: Just started working on SeaMonkey Composer and can't figure out how to add more than one:table at the same Horizontal level. it seems to cancel out in a grid lock. What's the secret I am missing here.?? i.e. tables lock up and unable to physically move around on the page.

Re: Rookie Problem with webpg design

Ken Drabinsky wrote: Just started working on SeaMonkey Composer and can't figure out how to add more than one:table at the same Horizontal level. it seems to cancel out in a grid lock. What's the secret I am missing here.?? i.e. tables lock up and unable to physically move around on the page.